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In the realisic-fiction novel, Wonder, by R.J Palacio, The main character, August Pullman, is wise and brave. "He's really smart. I thought he'd be behind everyone because he hadn't gone to school before. But in most things, he's way ahead of me" (Palacio, 142). He is smart enough that he is always ahead of Jack and some other kids. "We are a lot smaller then you guys" (Palacio, 266). He was brave and stood up to Eddie and his friends. Another main character is Jack Will. He is brave and a good friend. "Leave him alone. Ok?" (Palacio, 266). Jack stood up to Eddie to protect Auggie. "You don't have to be friends with that Freak. And that's when i punched him"(Palacio, 154). Jack was trying to be  good friend to Auggie and stick up to Julian.

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The realistic-fiction novel, Wonder, by R.J Palacio is  written in first-person point of view. When written in first-person, the character is telling you what happened or what is happening to the character now in their perspective. This helped me understand the novel better because the character  could tell you what is actually happening. In third-person, the narrator might say something that didn't actually happen. He/She just might think that's what  happened.

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In the realistic-fiction novel, Wonder, by R.J Palacio, one of the many themes is to not judge a book by it's cover. This means to not judge a person by how they look. They might look different, but they may be very nice. This relates to the novel because the students at Beecher Prep judge Auggie for the way he looks even though he is a very nice, funny, and smart kid.

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In the realistic-fiction novel, Wonder, by R.J Palacio, the characters are, August Pullman, Jack Will, Summer, and Julian. The main settings are, Beecher Prep Middle School and home. The main character, Auggie, is afraid to start school and afraid of how the kids will treat him. The rising action in the novel  is when Julian got suspended and then wasn't allowed to go on the Nature Retreat. If he went on the trip, Auggie and Jack's experience would have been much different.The climax in the novel is when all of the fifth graders from Beecher Prep go on the Nature Retreat. The falling action in the novel is when the kids go back to school and Auggie get's treated like he's not different anymore and gets more friends. He also gets praised as well as Jack and Amos. Julian now gets no attention because he wasn't on the trip. The resolution in the novel is when Auggie goes to his graduation ceremony and wins the Henry Ward Beecher award.

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In the realistic-fiction novel Wonder, by R.J Palacio, I rate this 5 out of 5 stars.  I loved it and the author was so creative and gave so much detail. It was a really inspiring book and even though I was sad at some parts of the book, I loved the rest.

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