Thursday, October 12, 2017

Letter to R. J. Palacio, Wonder

                                                                                                                   Maya M.
                                                                                                                   TAISM School Muscat,                                                                                                                              Oman

                                                                                                                  Oct.12,2017

 R.J. Palacio
 Random House
 1745 Broadway NY
NY 10019

 Dear Mrs. Palacio,

 Our class has just finished reading the book Wonder and I wanted to express some of my thoughts, reactions and opinions with you on this Wonderful book. This book has inspired me to not only write more, but to read more too. From reading more I have found the book Auggie & Me also written by you. After reading Wonder I wanted to see if there were other books that you have made. You are one of my favorite authors and I love the theme that you have slowly put into this book. Although I haven't read Auggie and Me yet I would really like to read it very soon.

 Years from now, I know I'll remember all the characters and the characters personalities from the book Wonder. The main character, August Pullman is brave and kind, and never gives up. He is strong and healthy. Although he goes through many problems, he still ends up making everything better at the end.

Another book I really like that you made is called 365 Days of Wonder {Mr. Brown's Book of Precepts}. It's such a great idea to make a third book and make it about quotes for each day for one year since it connects to the actual book Wonder. I love the quotes that you put into it and again love the idea.

One of my favorite parts of Wonder is when Jack badmouths Auggie to Julian at the Halloween parade and Jack doesn't know why Aggie is avoiding him, Summer gives Jack the hint of Bleeding Scream and he finally figures it out in one of the classes when he is extremely bored and starts thinking about one topic and finds out that the whole thing was definitely his fault.

Finally, I think the big and important message in this book is DON"T JUDGE PEOPLE BY WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE, don't judge a book by it's cover.

Sincerely,
Maya M.

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