Auggie & Me: Three Wonder Stories

"I’ve only read the first book but that book was so good"

"@turnergray1 everything,everything, five feet apart and the fault in our stars."

"Good follow up with Wonder another thing I love about this duology is the different pov's I love those type of books and really get the background story of everyone. My favorite out of this book was the Julian chapter I cried frfr lol 🥲 soo good would read Wonder first tho."

"It's a book that you can read on a cool day the warms the soul #family #heartwarming "

"Great book if you have saw the movie and want to see everyone else point of view"

"This is not a sequel to Palacio's first book, Wonder. Rather they are parallel side stories about characters from the Wonder universe Palacio created.<br/><br/>We finally get Julian's story, and see what makes him tick. Was he such a bad kid? Maybe not so much. It's nice to consider what was going on in his life to influence his actions. Julian is a lot more complex than just a bully. <br/><br/>There's also Christopher's story, found in Pluto. The reader learns about what it's like to be one of Auggie's friends before he went to school. It's also a story of friends that move apart while trying to stay in touch at the same time, something many children experience.<br/><br/>And finally, Shingaling. This is Charlotte's story. Charlotte is an amazing character that I wish we could have spent more time with in Wonder. I'm glad we got to here. She's a typical kid who experiences friend drama, but she's so nice all around, and finds ways to build bridges among her friends.<br/><br/>I recommend the audio book!"

"It just was overall powerful."

"This is like a sequel to Wonder if you have read wonder and maybe if you watched the movie I totally suggest you read this. It goes into details about the people that were glossed over in Wonder."