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The book ”Wonder” written by R.J. Palacio follows a young boy named August Pullman and his struggles in fifth grade. The struggle of being the only kid who looks the way he does. The struggle of being the only kid at his school who has Treacher Collins Syndrome. Even with all the obstacles in his path, August’s overall experience at Beecher Prep has had a positive impact on his life.

The theme in Wonder is don’t judge a book by its cover. The main character, Auggie, had a facial deformity. He had been homeschooled by his mom ever since 5th grade and decided to go to a public school. Before the first day of school, he gets taken on a tour around the school by a few of his new classmates. One of the students he meets, Jack Will, is nice to him and reassures him that everything is going to be all right.

Have you ever met a person who is a mean, spoiled, brat? Well, in the book, Wonder by R.J. Palacios, Auggie is the new kid at school. But, since he has a deformed face, Julian, a bully, picks on him and treats Auggie like he is garbage. But really, Auggie is a great person. Julian bullies kids like, Auggie and Jack.

What if a disability happened to you? Or a close person to you? Like a sister or a daughter? How will you deal with it?.The book Wonder by R.J. Palacio, we read about a kid named August who was delivered with an uncommon face distortion. This disability.

For the middle school’s positive behavior quarter activity, the entire school went to the Lake City movie theater to watch the movie “Wonder,” which focused on a boy with facial deformities.

Have you ever just worried about your face or the way you dress? Well in Wonder by R.J Palacios. Auggie is starting fifth grade and in a real school. The first few days are probably the worst for August because he has to hide his face so he won't be teased as much. Throughout the book Auggie is a fighter to have a face that is disabled. Auggie is strong to fight passed all the names being said. He’s also, getting bullied by people. He is a really friendly person to a lot of people.

High school can bring many changes in a young person’s life, and often times they are not all good or easy changes. In Wonder by R. J. Palacio, Via is navigating the changes that high school bring while also living her life at home in the shadow of her younger brother Auggie, who was born with severe deformities. Via is a complex character as she struggles with her changing attitudes about her brother and surroundings as she enters high school.

Some people behave foolishly on a sporadic basis; other is consistently foolish in society. The societal problem is also a dominant feature of stories for children. In Tales of Wonder from Many Lands there are many foolish characters that are deficient in judgment, good sense, or intelligence. How can the foolish characters in Tales of Wonder from Many Lands be classified? The foolish characters in this text can be classified according to their lack of knowledge or lack of ability to use knowledge to good effect. Three Groups of foolish characters includes characters who act possessive, gullible and short sighted.

\This book talks about a kid named August,and his challenges in middle school. This boy has a problem on his face.august speaks about discrimination at school.The reason for the difference is your problem of the kid.the child tries to be like anyone despite her problem in the face.

In the book Wonder written by Raquel J. Palacio the main character Auggie Pullman struggles with Mandibulofacial Dysostosis other wise known as Treacher Collins Syndrome causing serious health problems and facial deformities. Auggie has been homeschooled due to his complicated health issues and the rigorous surgery schedule that comes with it. But by the time August turns ten, his parents are beginning to think about the big picture and his future. They have realized that Auggie not only needs to learn more than his mom can teach him, but he also needs to learn to navigate a world that isn't always kind to people who are different. At Auggie’s new school, Beecher Prep in Manhattan, fifth grade is the first year of middle school, so his parents

Grab yourself some hot cocoa and curl yourself up by the fireplace with a warm blanket and the book “Wonder,” by R.J Palacio.

"The artist is nothing without the gift, but the gift is nothing without work."-Émile Zola, Alexia from the book, Mr. Terupt by Rob Buyea, and Summer from, Wonder by R.J. Palacio, are very different because of their acceptance and friendliness towards other people and their attitudes. Alexia has the gift but doesn’t try to use it till the end of the story, she is also the “Cool Girl” at her school and makes girls angry at each other by telling lies. While Summer has the gift and she has the work, this is how she is nice to everyone in her school even Auggie who had a birth defect.

Summary- Wonder is a heartwarming and down-to-earth story about a ten year old boy named August Pullman, and his first year experience at Beechler Prep. Auggie, however, isn’t like any other newcomer to middle school: he was born with an acute facial deformity called Treacher Collins syndrome. This deformation in his face has caused Auggie to become a social outcast among his peers, and subsequently lead to him being homeschooled all the way up to grade 5. Auggie’s life hasn’t been an easy one, but watch as Auggie and the people around leap through life’s hurdles through this light, witty, and heavily Star Wars

On a Spring day in Oak Park, California a 10 year old girl stood at the front of her classroom, almost scared to death. This girl named Abigail was about to go on the roller coaster of emotions called middle school. "Hi. I'm Abigail" she said, her voice shaking. It's not always easy to be the new

Teenagers in Wonder are represented as wanting to be cool and popular rather than being kind, R.J Palacio shows this with all the kids who were mean to August but by the end of the story realised that Auggie wasn’t that bad, “Patting my back, high-fiving me.” “I even started hearing my name being chanted” (pg.305).