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This book reminded me of the tlc song “unpretty” which is about trying to fit in physically with society’s idealistic view of beautiful

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These shifting narratives could have been risky for palacios because sometimes readers get confused like the book night circus but were actually very effective in painting a complete picture of auggie’s world and the people most impacted by him

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Auggie and via are relatable and believable characters because lots of kids feel they won’t fit in at school because of their looks and many older siblings feel “passed over” or that they have to be more independent because their parents are caring for younger siblings whether they have a disability or not

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Auggie relates this to the “cheese touch” in diary of a wimpy kid and sadly notes “the kids in that story were afraid they’d catch the cooties if they touched the old moldy cheese on the basketball court

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Auggie returns to school and eventually forgives jack when jack apologizes to and finally stands up for auggie

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These themes have impacted me to be more aware about the things i say to other people and to stand up for the ones who get made fun of for things they can’t control like their looks or disability

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I would rate this book 10 stars if i could

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It was like reading them a favorite bedtime story like when they were small children