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Publisher's Summary
Soon to be a major film starring Julia Roberts, Owen Wilson and Jacob Tremblay.
'My name is August. I won't describe what I look like. Whatever you're thinking, it's probably worse.'
Auggie wants to be an ordinary ten-year-old. He does ordinary things - eating ice cream, playing on his Xbox. He feels ordinary - inside. But ordinary kids don't make other ordinary kids run away screaming in playgrounds. Ordinary kids aren't stared at wherever they go. Born with a terrible facial abnormality, Auggie has been home-schooled by his parents his whole life. Now, for the first time, he's being sent to a real school - and he's dreading it. All he wants is to be accepted - but can he convince his new classmates that he's just like them, underneath it all?
Wonder is a funny, frank, astonishingly moving debut to read in one sitting, pass on to others, and remember long after the final page.
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- Mansi Sharma
- 07-12-20
worth it
"Be more kind than necessary." words to live by.
I absolutely loved the voice over for Jack. Justin, Miranda and Olivia's were nice too!
well done, everyone.
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- Shipra Singh
- 03-12-20
loved it
I loved the story ,very engaging and very touching. It was very interesting and the writing is beautiful.
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- arindham
- 17-04-19
a beautiful story touched my heart cried 💔
a beautiful story really loved it and made me cry after years a must read for all fiction lovers
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- Anonymous User
- 04-06-17
Good book
The sisters voice isn't very nice but the other 2 are ,overall great story
Would buy wonder 2 if there is one😄
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- A
- 22-01-13
Amazing
A book that is guaranteed to take your child on an amazing journey - engrossing, entertaining, enlightening - there aren't enough superlatives you can apply to this book to do it justice.
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- Karyn
- 30-01-14
Great Story - didn't love the narrator
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No question, this is a good novel. I question though the choice of narrator. The narrator is a woman, the main charcter is a 10 year old boy. The narrator puts on a voice, to try and sound like a 10 year old boy. In my opinion, she sounds, at times, like those chain smoking aunts from The Simpsons. The narrator definitely affected my enjoyment of the audiobook. I preferred reading the novel.
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- Rav
- 05-05-18
Happy endings
an amazing children's book I would definitely recommend it to you if you enjoy happy endings
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- Lynn Ambrose
- 02-03-18
Absolutely loved this heart-warming story!
Lynn - absolutely loved this heart-warming story! Would be great for a family to listen to on a long trip.
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- Narelle
- 19-02-18
Great read
Read this in 2 days. How refreshing to read a book that keeps you engrossed and has such a beautiful storyline. Definitely not the sort of book I normally read but loved every moment of it and fell in love with Augy !
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- Lynette
- 05-12-17
Wonderful
This is a beautiful story for the whole family, filled with touching feel good moments and heart breaking tears. Highly recommended!
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- jarumas taengprakob
- 22-01-15
Touching story
It was kind of boring at first but started to get interesting as the characters grow up. I love Jack's part the most as I can relate to him. And it gets me reary with daisy death. Well done for a children book.
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- Miss G L Salmon
- 24-10-17
Feel good
Heartwarming story about how tough life can be if you're not considered 'normal'. This is the story of August, who has a facial disfigurement, and how he survives his first year at school. The story is told from his point of view, along with the point of view of the peers around him. It's easy to grow to love Augie and by the end of the book the world feels right again!
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- amesjust2003
- 18-09-17
Very good.
I liked it but there is a sad bit in the story.
Elsie, aged 7.
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- Susu Bird
- 11-05-19
Replacing one form of ‘othering’ for another
I loved so much about this book but in order to make Augy fully accepted and respected in the story, the author makes the tragic mistake of asserting that he doesn’t have Special Educational Needs (SEN) and in so doing portrays SEN as less than human or lacking in some way (othering).
Special Educational Needs are portrayed very negatively in order to make physical features and differences acceptable. This is such a shame because the messages of overcoming adversity, moral values and internal qualities would be wonderful for all children to access but children with Special Educational Needs may feel hurt and misunderstood by their misrepresentation in this book and perhaps worse, it reinforces negative assumptions about Special Educational Needs for all children reading this text.
What a pity, a book that I could have used in my clinical practice as a psychotherapist to support so many children with their various struggles undoes all the good that it weaves in that one area of utter ignorance.
It aggravates me that the author wasn’t aware that the text could have appealed to and resonated with all children suffering from being seen and treated as different. Instead, with its negative and very ignorant separation between physical difference and SEN, it reinforces negative stereotypes and could further the feelings of difference and inadequacy from which some children already suffer.
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- Chris Gerrard
- 11-09-17
Wonderful (sorry, I had to).
Fantastic book. Amazing voice acting. Incredibly uplifting story, and great characters.
Would definitely recommend this.
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- Stephen
- 18-09-17
stunning
loved it from start to finish, everyone needs this book in their lives. absolutely beautiful
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- Mrs A
- 11-08-13
Good story- shame about the narrator!
What made the experience of listening to Wonder the most enjoyable?
I loved the fact that it was told by the point of view of different characters. Very interesting
Would you be willing to try another one of the narrators’s performances?
No way! The main character August's narrator had such an annoying voice!! I suggest you listen to the preview first!
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
No emotional attachment, but it was good. I wouldnt bother to read it again.
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Not a bad book, just bad readers! The main characters narrator was just terrible - be warned! If you can see past that then give it a go. It has sad moments, happy moments and the story isnt complicated. It just plods along at a good pace.
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- Amazon Customer
- 11-02-19
good book, but audio sounds odd
good book but a woman speaking in a high gruff voice dont sound like a child
why cant they get children to do childrens voices like in the film, the child actors playing the roles do the monologues as well
have listened to other audio books which child characters voiced by ladies and the sound really good but sadly here it does not
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- Ania Ringwelski
- 17-01-18
cant get past the voice of the reader
personal thing but having listened to hundreds of audible, this is the only one that really bothers me, my husband and my whole family enough that we cant get past a few chapters of what sounds like a nice story. the narrator does a cutsey baby voice that really is unnecessary.
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- Anna
- 03-11-17
poignant tale of looking beyond the visual.
this was a heart warming tale of overcoming barriers without everyone gushingly becoming the best of friends.
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- Amazon Customer
- 13-02-21
AMAZing
Really good book
I like the background of the stor
J dont realy dislikenything
♡Stay safe♡☻
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- olimpia
- 18-11-16
Great story an annoying narrator
The book has a great story. I felt the voice for August was extremely annoying and detracted from the story. I would have stopped listening if I didn't need to hear it.
The speech about kindness is a stand out element of the book.
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- Anonymous User
- 02-09-17
Wonder-ful read
Absolutely loved it. Beautifully written and wonderful characters. Totally recommended for readers of any age.
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- Jennifer NEIL
- 03-03-16
Wonder is a great book, for young & old.
Would you listen to Wonder again? Why?
Yes, I would listen in a family group situation because of benefit of sharing with siblings in a similar situation to Olivia (via)
What did you like best about this story?
The different voices, and writing style
Have you listened to any of the narrators’s other performances? How does this one compare?
No
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Yes, 2
Both when Augie's father told him why he confiscated his astronaut mask, and when the character who gave him the mask, Miranda,met him in the crowd at his sister's performance
Any additional comments?
Will listen to the next in series
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- Anonymous User
- 14-09-20
W O N D E R
Sooooo this book is very very intreging. I really did enjoy listening to this book. I really enjoyed listening to the way august keeps getting back up once he's quite sad. I don't really like the voice of august though. Iit just didn'tt seem like august pullman. I dud really like this book overall. I is a very heart warrming book and it just fives you a realty check that you can't judge a book by it's cover.
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- Anthony Main
- 16-06-20
terrible grammar
in this book there was a great story but...
the grammar was terrible and I found it uncofteble to listen to
I do recommended it to small kids and larger ones to
the thing to take from this book is that you should always treat people with respect no matter how they look
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- Anonymous User
- 01-03-20
I'd give it to my kids to read
good messaging for kids about being kind and courageous and, listening to parents. for adults it's fine
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- 03-12-19
WONDER
this book is just motivational and it shows that if auggie can get through life then we can
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- Anonymous User
- 25-10-19
Wonder
Absolutely amazing! (Highly recommend it.)
The narrators were really good. The story is amazing. Great book!
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- Anonymous User
- 01-08-19
Standing Ovation...
This book taught us empathy...made us realise that other people have feelings that doesnt necessarily show on their face.
We fell in love with Auggy...and our hearts stood up with the rest in his standing ovation.
K-7 listened intently to this story.
They were able to name their favourite person..and why.
Their reasons were astonishing.
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- Anonymous User
- 20-12-18
wonder really is wonderful!
wonderful messages and such a story that everyone can relate to.
it was so wonderful!!!!