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Auggie make a lot of new friends during his days in Bleecher Prep.I sure these friends made Auggies a good impact in this life. He found out that people would still like him even if Auggies face is messed up.’’this huge eighth grader who was zooming down the stairs two steps at a time accidentally bumped into us at the bottom of the stairs and knocked me down. As the guy helped me stand up, he got a look at my face, and without even meaning to, he just said: “Whoa!” Then he patted me on the shoulder, like he was dusting me off, and took off after his friends. For some reason, me and Jack started cracking up.”(83 of 318).This quote shows you that because Auggie had jack with him Auggie didn’t care what the eighth grader did Jack and Auggie just …show more content…
You might say that this would have a bad impact on Auggies, but I say that knowing this fact would have good impact on Auggie. Auggie knows it’s ok to not get what you want and that's how life works.“Zombie Kid yet?” Stuff like that gets around fast. And August knew it. It’s hard enough being the new kid even when you have a normal face. Imagine having his face?”(149 of 318). This quote is important because this shows that Auggie wants a normal face and going Bleecher Prep made that fact apparent, but Auggie has gotten used to the fact that he has cleft palate and people will make a weird face at him. The most Important that Auggie took away from Bleecher Prep was That no matter what he should stay optimistic. Augie's life is hard with his cleft palate so from his school he learned to stay positive no matter what life throws at him.“first time I can remember, I wasn’t even thinking about my face. I was just smiling a big fat happy smile”
(364 of 381).This quote shows how Auggie stays optimistic and in the end it pays of Auggie honestly could care less about how he he just knows he is happy. He is happy even after his first interaction with Julien or the time in the wood even after that Auggie stay positive, and I think that was a good impact that Bleecher Prep had on

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