The Fish Who Could Wish is a great children’s book written by John Bush and illustrated by Korky Paul. Int he deep blue sea swam a fish who could wish. The fish had a lot of fun wishing for whatever he wanted. He wished for a castle. He wished for a car. He wished for a horse and a Spanish guitar. Once he wished to ski. So it snowed for a week. He wished he could fly. If sharks came hunting for a nice fishy treat. He would quickly wish that he was too small to eat. To teach them a lesson he wished that he was a shark and a shark was a fish. He’d wish that he was round, square, triangular and oval. He wished for fine suits and handsome silk ties. One day the silly old fish wished that he could be like the other fish. But wishing was not a thing that the other fish could do. That was his last wish that came true.

I think that this book has a really good message. The message of the story is to be careful for what you wish for because a wish could turn upside down.