Auggie's Experiences In Wonder By R. J Palacio

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In the novel, Wonder, by R.J Palacio, Auggie Pullman, the main character, experiences school for the first time.Their are many events in the story that determine whether or not Auggie’s experiences are more positive or negative. All things considered, the evidence shows that Auggie’s experience shows more of a positive impact on his life During Auggie’s school year, he meets many different characters. These characters shape Auggie’s school year, whether friends or enemies. “ For the nicest Auggie Doll in the world! Xo Maya. Six months ago stuff like that would never have happened, but now it happens more and more.” This proves to be a positive experience for Auggie, as now he has friends that care about who he is. This in turn, allows for a more positive school year. …show more content…

During this ceremony, the students receive the standard awards. However, this is also another positive experience for Auggie as he receives an important award. “ Way to go, Auggie!” “ Nice going Auggie!” I even started hearing my name being chanted: “ Auggie! Aug-gie! Aug-gie!” I looked back and saw Jack leading the chant, fist in the air, smiling and signaling for me to keep going and Amos shouting through his hands : “ Woo-hoo, little dude!” I believe that this is an overall positive experience for him, as not only is he winning one of the most significant awards, but now everyone is cheering for who he is, not scolding

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