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Wonder By August Pullman Character Analysis

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In my opinion, the theme in Wonder is that beauty is more than what is on the surface. It's more about what's on the inside and how a person acts more than how a person looks. In the book Wonder, a boy named August Pullman is born with mandibulofacial dysostosis. This disease, of course, leaves him growing up with not a normal life. He learns to fight through it though and acquires many friends during his school year. His friends include Jack Will, Summer, Miles, Henry, and Amos. Auggie started 5th grade at Beecher Prep Elementary. Before he started the school year, his mother wanted him to know his way around so they scheduled a meeting with his soon to be principal, Mr. Tushman. When they got there they started talking about how he was so
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