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Has anyone read the YA book Wonder and it’s sequel Auggie & Me?

Has anyone read the YA book Wonder and it’s sequel Auggie & Me? Someone at work brought them for me but I’m not sure I can get through them. My heart is already breaking for the little boy! And I’m only at the very beginning. I cry at everything!

Nancy #questionnaire #young adult

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Calli

I’ve read Wonder! Stick with it, so good!

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Leesa

I’ve read Wonder and loved it! Have some tissues nearby.

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Wendy

I cry very easily but did not cry for this book until the end! It’s that good!

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Guinevere

It it definitely a tear-jerker but so good and completely inspiring.

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NancyQuestion author

Me? I’m maybe 15 pages into Wonder and ready to cry just imagining how he will be treated in his new school! I will read it at home with tissues!

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Thuy

I am reading Wonder right now.

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Cindy

I read Wonder and loved it, although I agree that it is difficult in parts. It’s so well written though and such a good story really, that you should try to keep going. I have not read the sequel.

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Shana

Worth the tears!

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NancyQuestion author

Thank you all for the encouragement. I am well over halfway through. Very well written but it seems like the kids are older than 5th grade! I will finish it tonight.

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Leesa

You may also enjoy Out of my Mind by Sharon Draper.

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Kelly

Wonder is my number one favorite read-aloud with my fifth grade students each year. It leads to such great discussions! And yes, I do have to fight back tears as I’m reading to my class. ? Another fantastic YA book is Because of Mr Terupt.

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Leesa

Loved Because of ….too!!

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Carol

Yes I read both and enjoyed them. It’s okay to cry! Augie & Me gives a different perspective of the minor characters in Wonder that I thought added depth.

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