This is a story about August Pullman. People said he's not an ordinary kid, just because he doesn't look like most kids. And other seems make it a pretty big deal, since they often call him names behind his back- not that august don't know that. and twhen people stare at him. He always know when people stare, but he's learned to accept that people will always stare, and there's nothing he can do about it.

After several year being homeschool, his parents- specifically his mom, wanted him to go to an actual school. Let's just say that decision wasn't a fairy tale for August..

I legitimately LOVE this book. It's that kind of book... See More

Wonder is my all-time favorite. It gives me all the things I could ask from a good fiction: nice characters, unusual yet interesting story, and moral insight. Wonder has the ability to move your heart. It has its way to make you look into yourself, thoroughly asking about being human to others and show us what is kindness exactly. A must read for everyone. A warning though, its a tear-jerker novel.

"Wonder" is the story of 10-year-old August (or Auggie), who was born with a severe facial deformity. August had been homeschooled until now, but his parents wanted him to go out and enrolled him in Middle School (5th grade). He's so nervous because he didn't look like everyone else, and when people saw his face they instantly looked away. I’m pretty sure this time in a kid’s life can suck even if you have a normal face, so for August this year could be much much worse. 

Wonder is told in several point of views, and by several I mean SIX POVs. All children’s, telling the story of August’s life. The number of perspectives could... See More