Most people would think that fitting
in is easy, (three popular girls) and that people with disabilities (child with
disabilities) or have anything that might make the person need extra help
(person in a wheel chair) is lucky (four leaf clover). After reading the book
Wonder (Wonder cover) by R.J Palacio (RJ Palacio)it made me feel bad for those
kids (kids)because even though they might need some extra help (child who needs
extra help)doesn't mean that they are not fun or enjoyable (kids having fun),
they are just ordinary kids (ordinary kids)with probably similar hobbies than
you (kids having fun). I think the author (RJ Palacio)wrote this book(person
writing) so that we would know "Don't judge a boy by his face" (back
cover of Wonder)This book is about a boy (a boy)who has trouble fitting in
(bullies)everywhere because of the look of his face.(ugly boy)
Throughout the story Auggie goes to school.(BCS) It's not as easy as it
seems ( popular kids). August Pullman was born with a cranial facial difference
(ugly boy). This has kept him away from having any friends (friends) and going
to school (BCS). On a car ride home (red Sudan) while Via (Via) (his sister) is
sleeping, (child sleeping) and Auggie wakes up (alerted guy) he overhears his
parents talking (parents talking). " ' We can't keep protecting him' (Over
protective parents) mom whispered to dad (secret)who was driving (steering
wheel)'We can't just pretend that he's going to wake up tomorrow (sleeping kid)
and this won't be his reality (reality TV), because it is, Nate, (Nate)and we
have to help him learn (Teacher)to deal with it. We can't just keep avoiding
situations (situations) that...' ' So sending him to middle school (BCS) like a
lamb (sheep) to the slaughter...,' Dad answered angrily,(angry emoji) but he
didn't even finish his sentence because he saw me in the mirror (mirror)”. A
few weeks (calendar) before school starts (summer) he goes to take a tour (open
house sign) of his new school (BCS). Most of the kids are nice (nice kid), but
one boy, Julian, (Julian) is mean (devil emoji) to him, but luckily (gold)the
other two kids (two kids) , Jack and Charlotte stand up for him (bullies) and
say "'you're so rude Julian'(guy wolfing down food) and "'Stop it
Julian' (STOP sign)" This shows that we should stand up (Bullies) for those who are
having trouble dealing with bullies (bullies) because if no one was there to help (helping) the
bulling (bully)would have gotten worse and Auggie would have never found the courage(magnifying glass)in him to go to school.
Julian unfortunately ends up in the same class (classroom) Auggie. Which causes
serious issues (issue)and mishap throughout the school. On the other hand, Auggie (room number) meets two friends, Summer (palm tree)and Jack. This shows that you should be nice to
people (nice) who might not be as popular (popular girl) as you or might not look like most people
would (normal guy) . You should like people (kissy lips) for how they act and if their nice (helping person) or not (evil person). Not
how they look (Myself). Summer and Jack were being kind (helping people) while Julian was being mean (devil emoji) and
later has no friends (lonely person)
By the end of the story everyone was
fine with Auggie (kids having fun) and realized what a great kid he was (A+). This shows that it’s
fine to touch kids (touching) with disabilities, they’re not contagious (sick person) or anything they
are just different (diverse) than everyone else.
"Don't judge a boy by his
face" (back of book) There is no difference between a kid with disabilities (child who needs help) than a kid
without (popular girls) except they might need a little extra help(woman in a wheel chair). You shouldn't be jealous or
envious of those kids (angry emoji). I know several kids with disabilities (person having fun) and they are
actually pretty nice kids, they are cute (cute baby cat), fun (cute cat) and lovable (heart). I think that's why
the author wrote (person writing) the book Wonder(Wonder Cover).
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