Imagine a world where everything and everyone are the same, but then you 're the odd one out, you wouldn’t like that either.Auggie, is a sweet little boy who lives in New York City and hangs out with normal people but see’s himself as a freak. He has been homeschooled his whole life because of his looks. All of that changes now, because starting next week he’s going to his first public school. Now he’s going to be humiliated, embarrassed, nervous and scared. It’s like moving to a new state and starting a whole new life, who knows what could happen to him? Auggie is a smart, sweet, kind and a very shy boy. He isn’t hard to miss in public. Auggie Pullman, a ten-year-old boy living in New York City, Auggie has a face that makes him look like a freak. He lives with his parents, his older sister …show more content…
Didn’t know how much we would get bullied. Never thought that he would fit it with the rest of the kids. Towards the end of the book, auggie learned how to deal with bullies. He acted like he was in public school his whole life. He made so many new friends, so now his only friends are alex, christopher and zach. Turned out he was smarter than he thought. Other people don’t care about his looks now. Always helped the teachers and students out. “I heard people yelling things out at me You deserve it, Auggie!” and “Good for you, Auggie!"(Quote 2 pg.310) She (Mom) bent down and whispered in my ear. "You really are a wonder, Auggie. You are a wonder." That actually made me smile at the ending. At the end of fifth grade, Auggie and his classmates celebrate their graduation. It 's a fun time, and Auggie shows that he is really growing up. The principal talks with the people at the graduation about the importance of being kinder than necessary. He talks about the power of friendship. When it 's time to give out awards, Auggie gets the most respected award. Everyone cheers him on. On the way to a party, he thanks his mom for making him go to school. She thanks him for being such a