Wonder



I just finished the book Wonder. I don't want to spoil things, but the story is so amazing that I'll
give you a peak into the story. It's about a boy named August, whose eyes are in the middle of his
cheeks, he doesn't have a chin, because he doesn't have cheek bones. And August was home schooled
until fifth grade. There, at lunch time, he met a nice girl named Summer. They became friends, and made the summer table. August also has a friend named Jack. So I forgot to tell you this, but I'm only going to tell you about August. So there are different sides of each character. That's why I think wonder is a great book.




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