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A fun inspirational feel good middle grade read. I loved the multiple perspectives, the themes of kindness, and its realistic feel. What wasn't realistic was how focused the kids were on dating and the occasional cringy dialogue (“flat“ being one cringy word I didn't like). I'm also mad Jack didn't get an award at the end. But otherwise a good read.

“When given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind.”

Auggie Pullman is an ordinary kid with an extraordinary face. Starting middle school after being homeschooled, he struggles to be accepted but inspires others to choose kindness. This book is a good lesson to teach students about acceptance and kindness.

This book tells the story of August Pullman, a boy born with a facial difference, as he starts attending school for the first time in the fifth grade. Wonder explores themes of kindness, acceptance, and the challenges of fitting in, as Auggie navigates friendships, bullying, and family dynamics.

Would recommend this for a 4th grade class the message is great.

“It‘s not enough to be friendly. You have to be a friend.”

This book would be an awesome addition to a classroom library and would also make a good lesson for students about the importance of being kind another even when you look different.

I remember reading this book as a child and it was awesome to spend some time reading it again. I think this would be an awesome book to spend as a class reading just because the content of it is so impactful.

“When given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind.”

A heartwarming story that challenges us to choose kindness over judgment. Auggie Pullman‘s journey as a boy with facial differences navigating

“A life-changing story of courage, acceptance, and the power of kindness.“

“When given the choice between right or being kind, choose kind.“

Auggie Pullman is an ordinary kid with an extraordinary face. Starting middle school after being homeschooled, he struggles to be accepted but inspires other to choose kindness. This book is a good lesson to teach students about acceptance and kindness.

This book tells the story of August Pullman, a boy born with a facial difference, as he starts attending school for the first time in fifth grade. Wonder explores themes of kindness, acceptance, and the challenge of fitting in, as Auggie navigates friendships, bullying, and family dynamics.

Wonder shares the story of a 10 year old boy named auggie who was born with a severe facial deformity leading to many surgeries resulting in him being home schooled his whole life. When it comes to 5th grade, he decides it is time to go to school. This book shares auggies experience facing school for the first time as well as those around him.

“When given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind.“

Wonder is an inspiriting story about a little boy named Auggie Pullman who faces a facial deformity and is navigating school for the first time. This book scares the challenges in his facial appearance and shares the perceptives of those around him.

31 Oct-17 Nov 24 (audiobook)
Beatrix and I were quickly hooked on this story of Auggie Pullman, a boy born with severe facial deformities who, after being homeschooled for his primary years, is encouraged to start attending a public middle school. Auggie is bullied relentlessly but also finds friendship and eventually acceptance. A good reminder for all of us of the importance of kindness above all else.

This is a beautiful story of friendship and hardship for a student who does not have the same advantages as others

“When given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind.”

This beautiful story follows Auggie Pullman, a boy born with a facial deformity. Auggie is navigating starting school and building relationships even though he has this facial deformity.

“When given the choice between right or being kind, choose kind.“

Auggie Pullman is an ordinary kid with an extraordinary face. Starting middle school after being homeschooled, he struggles to be accepted but inspires other to choose kindness. This book is a good lesson to teach students about acceptance and kindness.

“When given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind.”

Auggie Pullman is an ordinary kid with an extraordinary face. Starting middle school after being homeschooled, he struggles to be accepted but inspires others to choose kindness. This book is a good lesson to teach students about acceptance and kindness.

August Pullman (aka Auggie) a boy born with a facial difference, starts attending school for the first time in the fifth grade. The book explores how a kid navigates growing up in school and some of the challenges kids may face when it comes to fitting in. There are overarching messages of kindness, friendship, navigating family dynamics and more!

This book tells the story of August Pullman, a boy born with a facial difference, as he starts attending school for the first time in fifth grade. Wonder explores themes of kindness, acceptance, and the challenge of fitting in, as Auggie navigates friendships, bullying, and family dynamics.

“When given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind.”

Auggie Pullman is an ordinary kid with an extraordinary face. Starting middle school after being homeschooled, he struggles to be accepted but inspires others to choose kindness. This book is a good lesson to teach students about acceptance and kindness.

contemporary realistic fiction, 2017. This book tells the story of August Pullman, a boy born with a facial difference, as he starts attending school for the first time in the fifth grade. Wonder explores themes of kindness, acceptance, and the challenges of fitting in, as Auggie navigates friendships, bullying, and family dynamics.

“When given the choice between being kind or being right, be kind.“

“When given the choice between being kind of being right, choose kind”

AMAZING BOOK! Great for all children, but especially a great read aloud for upper grades. Children are able to create their own image of August in their head and fall in love with the kindness of his character. He is a great example of not knowing what someone else is going through and as a reader you are able to hear his thoughts throughout the chapters as his character develops.

This story will always be one that is impactful for children to read and learn how much we can impact words have and how far kindness can go in someone else's life.

Wonder is a story that follows a boy named Auggie who is entering the school setting for the first time. He has a facial deformity and has been homeschooled his whole life and has to navigate life as he becomes the target of bullying. This story teacher children about kindness and to get out of your comfort zone

Realistic Fiction: August a little boy has never been in a school setting before, he has always been homeschooled due to his medical issues and surgeries over the years. He looks different than other kids his age, so he feels his differences everyday while being at school. He has to navigate the social issues of 5th grade while also learning how to make friends! Amazing story to teach kids empathy!

“When given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind.”

In a world that often emphasizes appearances, Wonder shines a light on the power of kindness and the beauty of friendship. Join August Pullman as he bravely navigates his first year at school, proving that no matter how different we may look, everyone deserves to be seen for who they truly are. This heartwarming tale encourages readers of all ages to celebrate individuality and embrace the importance of compassion

Wonder explores themes of acceptance and kindness. The characters are well-developed and relatable as they each have their own personal struggles. This story encourages children to embrace their differences and be accepting of all different kinds of people.