Wonder by R. J. Palacio - review

When Wonder finally finished it was difficult (as I did not want) to stop thinking about how it inspired me and refreshed me. Positive feedback covering the inside page and the back cover of my copy can only begin to explain about a wonderful emotional trip. I can guarantee that any reader will feel better with this book.

"My name is August, I will not explain what I look like, and whatever you think, it may be even worse."

At the age of 10 in August, he did the same as what other 10-year-olds did. He likes ice cream and cycling. He plays and owns Xbox, but despite 27 operations he still does not look normal.

August and his family are also very difficult. His protective sisters love him when they look at his parents, but can not help but discuss whether he should go to school in August.

What is the possibility that Auggie will face? Unfortunately, the expression of the boy received two doses of the mutated gene, whereby he and his family became less common.

When he started high school in August, he was very nervous. He is not only nervous for the same reasons as the other classes in other classes, but also because he can not become a hallway in August, not stare or cruel purpose.

Life in the cruel world of August surely, the junior high school is the last place he may want to stay normally ... ...?

This book really shows frank and cruel reality. This is a very quiet topic in children's books. Miracles do not like us to talk. But in August it is silent and invisible in his world because of his appearance.

This book is bold, funny and attractive. If someone told me the subject of this book before I read it I think that I chose to read it because I do not want to give up these sad facts. But even a sad part, I understood that I like it because it is written with such charm and mind. It is trying to become a person with unhappy rare syndrome, and we are not for sympathy (although the book permeates reality and primitive feelings) we do not love him. It can not be said that Wonder created a wonderful world for this unfortunate hero, but much deeper than sorrow in this book is winning This will fill you with good things. Inspiration and appreciation

I will make this book five stars, and I think it is equally useful for boys and girls. Wonder appeals to everyone who reads it, so I think it should be an international best seller. This is a bold and wonderful book, amazing and worth reading for those who are ready to thank for good books.

RJ Palacio's Wonder has sold over 1 million copies since its launch in 2012. Not only did this novel receive a star rating, it was not only posted on the bestseller list, but also the "nationwide called" everyday miracles app ", a daily child, and a noteworthy world as" a wonderful world " It caused a bullying prevention campaign. It is a quotation that appeals strongly to the heart of letters. Librarians, teachers, and readers (including me!) United on the ten-year-old August Pullman behind this story. That hindered him from entering the mainstream school. When Auggie finally started in Beecher Prep's fifth grade, he just wanted to be treated as an ordinary child, but his new classmate could not exceed his unusual face.

The age of August Pullman, the main character of R. J. Palacio, is only ten years old, but his story is attracting readers of all ages. When he was born in August, he suffered from severe facial deformation that prevented him from attending school, until his fifth grade, his family decided to give up on family education. Wonder tells the story of going to school in the first year of August through his own eyes and the eyes of the other four characters. Although the narrator ranges from 5th grade to high school student, different perspectives not only improve personality but also improve the lives of the people around August. The story is told from a different point of view, but it does not get confused; August is always the focus of the book, never hidden by their insights and observations.