La Lección de August: Wonder (Spanish-Language Edition) (Spanish) (Paperback)

from queenoftheshelf

August is just like any other 5th grader, he's a bit nerdy, loves Star Wars, is trying to fit in with friends, and is trying to figure out who he is, but August isn't like every other 5th grader. He's had more than 20 surgeries, spent a lot of his life in the hospital, never been to a school befo...

from delphica

I predict it will get some strong Newbery consideration. Told from multiple viewpoints, it's the story of August, a student entering the fifth grade. Auggie's previously been homeschooled due to a host of medical issues related to a severe facial abnormality. So it's the trauma of being brand new...

from jolerie

Do all the good you can, By all the means you can, In all the ways you can, In all the places you can, At all the times you can, To all the people you can, As long as you can. John Wesley's Rule Page 406 August Pullman was born with a facial deformity that sets him apart from everyone else around...

from 2chances

I know, right? Five stars? I had to, though, because I read this book thinking like a mother of elementary- and middle-school-aged children, and if I were still that woman, I would be totally rejoicing that this lovely novel had crossed my path. Birthday present, for girl or boy? DONE Wonder is t...

from Bduke

I spend most of my time reading YA novels to make sure they aren't too racy to have in our Middle School library. Sometimes I get so tired of all of the beautiful teenagers seeing each other and falling immediately in love forever. So I take a break and read an adult novel and then brush myself o...