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Starting a new school isn't easy for anyone, but it is especially hard for August Pullman. He says that whatever you imagine his face to look like, it's probably ten times worse in real life. That's because August was born with a facial deformity which has kept him homeschooled for his whole life. His parents have decided, though, that its time to put August out into the real world and see how he does. August faces some bullying, but he also faces the wonder of friends who stand by his side in the faces of unkind people.
Told from the points of view of August, his sister, and other characters in the book, Wonder by R.J. Palacio will leave everyone pledging to "choose kind" and accept people for who they are. August is more than his deformity. He is a Star Wars loving, smart-alecky, fun kid who teaches a whole school how to choose kind. Recommended for kids in 4th grade and up.
