This was a lovely novel, a level of complexity that I didn’t expect woven throughout when portions of it were narrated by those also affected by Auggie’s illness. This book is aimed at middle-graders. The protagonist, Auggie, a ten year-old boy, was born with a facial deformity which has a grave e...
Wonder is an incredible story that should be read in fifth grade. It is about a boy with a facial deformity that gets bullied, but it all stops when he makes some friends at a new school that stick up for him. This is a great story about acceptance and teaches lessons on bullying.
Wonder is a book about a little boy named August who was born with severe facial defects. Up until the age of 10, his parents have homeschooled him. Entering a new school is difficult for most children, but the process is especially difficult for August. The book is about the challenges he faces, an...
Wonder by Raquel J. Palacio is about a young boy, August, who has a congenital facial abnormality. He has been home schooled his whole life until fifth grade. His parents decided that it is time for him for him to be put into public school. August has to cope with his deformity, and every day is a s...
August was born with a facial abnormality. His parents home schooled him and at age 10 he wanted to go to school. He is a normal boy, but he looks different and everyone at school pays close attention to this difference. In this book, August shares his point of view. In the further chapters, others ...
This is a very sensitive story, i am ashamed that we as people in the everyday world talk about people whom have a abnormality that is genetic defect when we cant help how our God has created us.
Goodreads review: My name is August. I won't describe what I look like. Whatever you're thinking, it's probably worse.August Pullman wants to be an ordinary ten-year-old. He does ordinary things. He eats ice cream. He plays on his Xbox. He feels ordinary - inside.But Auggie is far from ordinary. Ord...
I can’t remember the last time a book made me cry. I’m being serious, I never cried when some of my all-time favorite series ended. I didn’t even cry when people were crying after the last Harry Potter book came out. Heck, I didn’t even cry at the end of Allegiant. I just don’t cry. So I’m wonder...
i really feel sorry for august. with a deformed face, he goes through many challenges. although a pretty sad story it's turns out happy in the end. a great read, i liked it.
I had almost given up on reviewing this book since its very difficult for me to jot down thousands of emotions i underwent while i read this book. But its been more than a week since i finished this one yet neither am I able to start a new book nor am i able to forget this wonderful book. Seems like...
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