Along with similarities, there were also many differences between the two books. For example, in Autobiography of a Face, it is from a first-person perspective. It is always in Lucy’s own words. However, in Wonder, there are multiple first-person narrators; each chapter is from the point of view of someone different. Sometimes in is in the view of Auggie, while other times it may be in his friend’s view. Another difference is that Autobiography of a Face is a memoir, while Wonder is a fiction novel. A memoir is written based on real life accounts, which makes it more realistic than a fiction novel, which was made up. Lastly, by the end of the books, Lucy has become an adult, compared to Auggie still being a child. In the beginning, Lucy is young and throughout the book, she explains her life until she eventually graduates from college. Auggie is only at the end of middle school when the book concludes. This makes Lucy more mature than Auggie because of the more experiences she has had. Autobiography of a Face and Wonder are two books that share a similar conflict, but with a different story to each
Along with similarities, there were also many differences between the two books. For example, in Autobiography of a Face, it is from a first-person perspective. It is always in Lucy’s own words. However, in Wonder, there are multiple first-person narrators; each chapter is from the point of view of someone different. Sometimes in is in the view of Auggie, while other times it may be in his friend’s view. Another difference is that Autobiography of a Face is a memoir, while Wonder is a fiction novel. A memoir is written based on real life accounts, which makes it more realistic than a fiction novel, which was made up. Lastly, by the end of the books, Lucy has become an adult, compared to Auggie still being a child. In the beginning, Lucy is young and throughout the book, she explains her life until she eventually graduates from college. Auggie is only at the end of middle school when the book concludes. This makes Lucy more mature than Auggie because of the more experiences she has had. Autobiography of a Face and Wonder are two books that share a similar conflict, but with a different story to each