![]() And with Palacio’s novel, this is most definitely so. When an author can include an entire commencement speech and make even that jaw-droppingly wow-worthy, the rest of the book can only be more incredible. Instead, each adds richness and harmonious layers and broadens the view and understanding of a remarkable boy and his equally remarkable family and friends. The changes in point-of-view at first seem like it might distract from the depth and poignancy of Auggie’s story. The story is first narrated first by Auggie and then others in his life, each of whom battle a deep insecurity, often less visible than Auggie’s. When some students turn cruel, Auggie and his few friends band together, determined to outlast the hazing. But no one has prepared the rest of the school for August and his unusual appearance. ![]() He’s even met a couple of students already who’ve been very kind. ![]() After being homeschooled for his entire previous education, his parents have decided it’s time for him to be around other kids his age. Published FebruAmazon | Barnes & Noble | Goodreadsįifth grade student August Pullman faces his first day at school. ![]()
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