Analysis Of Wonde Wonder By R. J. Palacio

Let me ask you a question. Is everyone beautiful? Raise your hand if you said yes. For those who didn’t, why? Imagine yourself, in a whole new world. A world in which everywhere you go, people compliment you on your appearance at least once. You would enjoy that, would you?
Every day I walk down the hallways seeing smiles on people’s faces, as they walk with their friends or posse. Gossip about people is in the air, some people I know, some people I haven’t even seen or heard, or they were talking about me. Some days I'm an outcast, some days I have a group of friends. It is clear that everyone is beautiful in their own unique way. It doesn’t matter if you’re a boy or a girl. It doesn’t matter if it’s the beauty on the inside or the outside that counts. Everyone is beautiful.
Written by R.J. Palacio, the book armed with a message that wanted everyone to be serious about. Everyone is beautiful, no matter what they are. It's centered around a boy with a facial deformity, this facial deformity was Treacher Collins syndrome. Because of this, it prevented him from going to a public mainstream school. That was until the time he was in fifth grade, which was when he enrolled in Beecher Prep. The majority of his classmates didn’t accept him for his looks moreover become his friend. But they soon accepted him because of his personality, his grit, also his persona. August’s persistence proves everyone is