August Pullman's Report

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to go to a new school with no friends and a different face? To have everyone look at you and make a repelling face? That’s what it was like for August Pullman in the 5th grade. Auggie is different that everybody else in 5th grade. Auggie was born with a facial deformity so he looks different that other people he has had 27 so far in his life. Auggie goes to a school called Beecher Prep. In my opinion Beecher Prep has had a positive effect on Auggie’s life because now he has made more friends like Summer, Jack Will, Max G, Max W, and Reid. Sometimes it is hard for auggie to fit in when people like julian step into the picture, but overall Beecher Prep has made Auggie’s life a little easier.

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August Pullman is a 5th grader that has Treacher Collins syndrome. It’s a disease that causes someone’s face to be deformed. This prevents Auggie from going to school. But his family wants him to try it out. He has some good times but most of the time, he doesn’t enjoy it. In this essay, i will be talking about the times that he wasn’t enjoying it. And for these reasons, that’s why i choose for him not to go to school .

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When you consider the contributions made toward the labor relations process, you should allude to who made a commitment to ensure that opportunities were not only accessible, but also achievable and goal-oriented. One individual who made a tremendous commitment to the labor relations process was George Mortimer Pullman. George Pullman was an entrepreneur who invented the sleeping car, an invention that provided railroad cars with beds for passengers. These sleeping cars accommodated passengers by allowing them to relax during times of travel. Even though sleeping cars were advanced and innovative, they played a role in both the rise and fall of George Pullman.

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Summary: This summary is pretty wild. First Jack figures out why August isn’t his friend. August was the Bleeding Scream on Halloween. He felt so stupid for saying those

Life. From what people have said, it is hard; imagine how much harder your life would be if you had a face like August Pullman. People complain way to much over unimportant things. If there is really a need to complain please make it reasonable. I can understand why August would complain because he has a deformed face, which he can not do anything about. Out of all people, August Pullman was born with a deformed face because he could handle how he looks and what people say about him, although it is hard.

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Not only does August have to deal with bullies because of his facial abnormalities, but he also has to adjust to a “real” school. August was always homeschooled due to his 27 surgeries. No one sees August as ordinary, well, except himself. Everyone else is blinded by Auggie’s looks and for awhile they can’t seem to look past them. But when

He was really happy that he can finally go to public school but yet he was nervous.When Auggie was born, he was not like any other kids he was different from all the other people so that kinda made his life hard for him because he had a rare sickness that does not often happens but for Auggie it happened to him. He thought that was not fair for this to happen to him and not anyone else.When he was born that is when it started for him.In the book it says this “ I know I’m not a ordinary ten-year-old-kid.” (pg.3)

What is indispensable for all thirteen-year-old boys is reputation among peers of their age. Since division of peer groups do exist at school for every thirteen-year-old boy, those with congenital or acquired defects, like the main character Jason Taylor, are eager to avoid

On page 136, Jack says “I know it wasn't cool, but I kind of went ‘Uhh’!”. But when he saw him for the second time, he had matured and wasn’t as shocked. Jack was one of the three kids (with Julian and Charlotte) that gave Auggie a tour of Beecher Prep. During the tour, Julian was being overly inquisitive, and was asking lots of rude questions that offended Auggie. For example on page 29 Julian says “What's the deal with your face? I mean, were you in a fire or something?” Then Jack says “Geez, Julian. Just shut up.” After that, Jack brought Auggie to library to get him away from Julian. Instead of being afraid of Auggie, Jack was protective of him. As the book progresses Jack and Auggie’s relationship becomes stronger inspiring Jack to become more of a leader. The most prominent point in the book of Jack becoming a leader is when Jack punches Julian in the face. This is an important part in the book because it shows Jack standing up for Auggie. When Julian said something bad about Auggie for the first time on Halloween, where Jack just laughed along because he didn’t know Auggie was there, this made Auggie not talk to Jack for a while. But now when Julian said something bad about Auggie, Jack punched him because he blamed Julian for Auggie being distant for a

This is August Pullman, he was born with a genetic mutation that ultimately lead to a face deformation. As this prevented him to enter into mainstream school- until now.