Fish in a Tree by Lynda Mullaly Hunt

Fish in a Tree by Lynda Mullaly Hunt

Ally has moved schools so many times hiding her inability to read that she has become an expert at clever distractions and disguises, until a perceptive new teacher recognises the signs of dyslexia and helps Ally understand, for the first time, that her struggle has a name and does not reflect her intelligence.

Hunt writes Ally's shame and cleverness with real sensitivity, showing how a child can be genuinely bright while struggling with a specific, addressable learning difference, and the supportive teacher relationship at the novel's centre offers a hopeful, well-researched portrait of what proper support for dyslexia can look like.

A widely praised middle-grade novel about dyslexia, empathy and being seen for who you really are.

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