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When you feel alone, just look in the mirror. (1)

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Palacio, R. J. Wonder. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2012. Print. *

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In Summer's chapter she sees Aggie sitting at his lunch table alone and she feels sympathy for him, so she decides to sit with him. this is an example of her POV because it shows how she feels in the situation.

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"Why is it important to have a working knowledge of common precepts? In what scenarios might one use precepts?"

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"Why is it important to have a working knowledge of common precepts? In what scenarios might one use precepts?"

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It is important to have a working knowledge of precepts because one may come to a point in life when one is in a sticky situation receives a precept, and if one doesn't understand precepts the important message may be lost. one may receive a precept in a time when one is sick or a loved one just died and they need something to lift up there head and give them hope.

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Success doesn't always come in small packages

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In Julian's (the antagonist) chapter he starts off with, " Okay, okay, okay.
I know, I know, I know.
I haven't been the nicest to August Pullman!" Later in the chapter Julian says, " I wish he had kept his creepy little face hidden away like in ' The Phantom of the Opera' or something." Both of those are examples of his POV because it shows his opinion on auggie

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Justin's POV was more of a laid back kind of feel. You could tell it was actually his POV because he didn't use proper grammar in the chapter. For example this is the first sentence in his chapter, "the first time i meet Olivia's little brother, i have to admit i'm totally taken by surprise." Right off the bat you should see a couple of things that could be fixed with this sentence.This is just one example of his bad grammar throughout the chapter.

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The author's perspective to the audience. There are multiple points of view in the this novel. There is the point of view of almost every major character in this book. For example, August, Summer's ,Miranda's , Justin's, and Jack's perspective are different examples of point of view from this novel.