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Bullying In Auggie Pullman's Wonder

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Wonder is a book that makes you rethink what you say to other people; it’s another point of view. Bullying is a big part of today’s society and Wonder is one example of a book that brings awareness to bullying. The genre of this book is realistic fiction. Auggie Pullman is a boy with a not so normal face due to a craniofacial abnormality. He is in fifth grade, is home schooled and lives with his mom, dad, and sister, Via. His mom starts to realize that she can’t home school him forever, so she puts him in PUBLIC SCHOOL (his worst nightmare). His first day at his new school, Beecher Prep, is started off with Mr. Tushman (his principal) putting together a welcoming committee. Three people are standing before him; Charlotte, Jack, and Julian,

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