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Story about a boy with a facial deformity who decides to attend school instead of being homeschooled by his mom.
I loved that the author told the story through multiple voices and points of view. However, I was upset that there was no part dedicated to the school bully, who was conveniently written out of the book towards the end.
Speaking of the end, that's when the story really lost me. The main character gets a special award at a graduation ceremony and a standing ovation? Kids are smart enough ...more
I loved that the author told the story through multiple voices and points of view. However, I was upset that there was no part dedicated to the school bully, who was conveniently written out of the book towards the end.
Speaking of the end, that's when the story really lost me. The main character gets a special award at a graduation ceremony and a standing ovation? Kids are smart enough ...more
Dec 20, 2016
Lori
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it was amazing
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children-s-chapter-books
M: age 9, This book was great had a lot of action and some bullying and had a lot of diversity and kindness.There is also a website were you can make your own cover! #IAMWONDER so this book was a HIT! (for me) so if you like to read you should read this and even if you don't like to read it's even better! 5.0! :)
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I don't like mean kids. I don't like vague descriptions about this kids face. I also don't like smart aleck kids. ...more
Corny as all get out but, yeah, it was cool. Good book for kids.
Jan 02, 2013
Kirstin
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really liked it
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best-of-2013
May 24, 2013
Katie
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it was amazing
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young-adult,
tearjerker
Dec 14, 2017
Michelle
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liked it
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random-fiction,
library-book-or-borrowed
May 11, 2017
Meg - A Bookish Affair
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