This new friend’s smile tells us that Auggie has found someone who sees beyond his differences, and sees him as a wonder!īecause, as Auggie says, we are all wonders. Once he’s back on the Earth, the illustrations depict Auggie meeting a new friend, and reaching out the hand – or little bird, of friendship. From Pluto, Auggie and Daisy look down at the Earth, and they think about everyone down there, how different they all are, and how the Earth is big enough for all kinds of people.Īuggie knows he can’t change the way he looks, but he hopes that he can change the way people see. Choose from Same Day Delivery, Drive Up or Order Pickup. Wonder and sets the stage for reading more about. Anyone with a Fandom account can contribute to this wiki. Were All Wonders allows younger children to be included in school- and community-wide groups that are reading. There are 155 articles and 8,158 edits on this wiki. Palacio's book, Wonder and its film adaptation. On the Planet Pluto, Auggie greets old friends who look like him – they also only have one eye each, and nothing else on their faces. Read reviews and buy Were All Wonders (Hardcover) Written & illustrated by R.J. Welcome to the Wonder Wiki, a website dedicated to the job of sharing and talking about anything and everything related to R.J. All along the way, there is a friendly little bird tagging along with them. When Auggie and Daisy feel this way, they put on their helmets and blast off, up through the clouds, across the galaxy and go to Pluto. His feelings are hurt, and so are Daisy’s.

Auggie notices all this, and it makes him sad. Some stare, some point and laugh, and some even call him names. But some other people don’t perceive this – they only see that Auggie is different, and they can be very unkind. Yet he also knows that he likes to do a lot of the same things as many other kids, and his interests are very similar.Īuggie’s mum says he is a wonder, and his little dog Daisy thinks so, too. Auggie knows he is different – he doesn’t explain how, but the illustrations fill us in. This book tells the story of Auggie, a boy with only one eye, from his own point of view.

We re all wonders