I have felt that kids have been staring at me before just like when august gets stared at all of the time except I don't feel that all the time. I remember the first time I read Wonder I was in 4th grade and Mrs.F read it to us and I loved it and still love it! I have never seen someone with a cleft palate, but I wouldn’t stare if I did see anyone.
When I was little I didn’t realize that people would bully other people how bad they really did. How August got bullied was just plain mean, they would stomp on his hearing aids, bully him because of his cleft palate I think all that he wanted was to be able to be normal without bully’s, yet I’ve never had a bully but it sounds just bad and I never want one I don’t know why people bully even if …show more content…
This book to me feels like it is supposed to be a message for others to not bully I’m glad that our teacher took the time to just read this book to us in 4th grade I wonder if the teacher hadn’t read it to us if there would be bullies at our school now which I don’t think that there is but maybe there is bullies here but just hiding and also there is bystanders. When auggie was little I guarantee that many of his family stared at him, and my family doesn’t stare at us because we don’t have any deformed kids in my family, but we wouldn’t stare even if we did because we were raised to be polite and that way it wouldn’t be really awkward.
My biggest connection with this book is having a loving family,but I have 1 deformation which is flat feet but have a bone cyst that has been recovering for 2 years so it’s not dangerous anymore. When the teacher brought out Wonder It looked interesting from the cover even though you aren't supposed to judge a book by its cover my eyes just clinged to the partial face on the cover which has one eye and nothing else.
I had thought that the meaning of the story is to not make fun of anyone that is deformed or just different looking, or broken bones everyone on earth is the same and not one person on earth is better than another so treat people how you want to be treated but it is unclear without going to the writer and asking them
When I was little I didn’t realize that people would bully other people how bad they really did. How August got bullied was just plain mean, they would stomp on his hearing aids, bully him because of his cleft palate I think all that he wanted was to be able to be normal without bully’s, yet I’ve never had a bully but it sounds just bad and I never want one I don’t know why people bully even if …show more content…
This book to me feels like it is supposed to be a message for others to not bully I’m glad that our teacher took the time to just read this book to us in 4th grade I wonder if the teacher hadn’t read it to us if there would be bullies at our school now which I don’t think that there is but maybe there is bullies here but just hiding and also there is bystanders. When auggie was little I guarantee that many of his family stared at him, and my family doesn’t stare at us because we don’t have any deformed kids in my family, but we wouldn’t stare even if we did because we were raised to be polite and that way it wouldn’t be really awkward.
My biggest connection with this book is having a loving family,but I have 1 deformation which is flat feet but have a bone cyst that has been recovering for 2 years so it’s not dangerous anymore. When the teacher brought out Wonder It looked interesting from the cover even though you aren't supposed to judge a book by its cover my eyes just clinged to the partial face on the cover which has one eye and nothing else.
I had thought that the meaning of the story is to not make fun of anyone that is deformed or just different looking, or broken bones everyone on earth is the same and not one person on earth is better than another so treat people how you want to be treated but it is unclear without going to the writer and asking them