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Wonder

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When I got this book for my birthday, I wasn't so sure about it. When I read it I loved it. When I don't know what to do, I get this book out and read it! I've read it so much, it looks like it's been around for centuries, not just one or two years!

I cannot believe how good this book is. I own it, and I can tell you that I have read it over and over and over, even lost count now. If you haven't read this book. . . I STRONGLY STRONGLY suggest reading it. Because it will just capture you and not let you go till you finish. You may think I am weird for going nuts over a book, but I am not. Its really good. I hope you take the time and read it.

This was an extrordianry book...i fell in love with it..it gave me hopes and dreams about my crush..and how one day, he would soon fall in love with me...it showed me how cliques can hurt, and how much i used to love hanging out with my old friends, before i found my new ones...i just loved this book...

This book, I felt was very good. It was about a girl my age and what she goes through. I thought the author was very good in writing from a seventh-grader's point of veiw. Unfortunately I haven't seen any other books that she has written. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is around this age group.

This book is one of those rare books that every teenager can relate to. This has been my favorite book for about a year now and I'm still reading it!

Wonder is about a seventh grader who goes from popular to loser over the summer. She tries to make it through the school year with no friends and her ex-best friend against her. She then shows SCANTA that she isn't bothered by their teasing and gets to be friends with them. Wonder was WONDERful and a very fun book to read.

This is my favorite book, and the situations in it are things that happen in real life. I found it easy to relate to some of the characters, and a lot of them reminded me of my friends.I loved the ending, and anyone with major problems at school or with friends should read this book to see that the situation could be much worse.

When I first read this book, I was a struggling fifth grader trying to fit in with her friends, but her best friend hated her and seemed to go off with the cool group, giggling and laughing and ignoring me. Then came the fact that our narrator, Jessica, faces: gets to know some of the girls. I took this advice and got to know three girls I thought I'd never want to know. It absolutely worked, and today I'm a happy sixth grader waiting for the next thing to happen!

Jessica goes from being popular to having no friends in one short summer. Even going out with Conor O'Malley doesn't help. Will Jessica ever stop getting called "Wonder" because of the dress she wore on the first day of school? Or will she always have a DDE (Daily Dose of Embaressment) from a popular group called SCANTA? WONDER is a great book for girls from the ages 10-13.

Seventh grade is a disaster for Jessica. Starting off on the first day of school, she suddenly becomes unpopular. She is the laughing stock with her new name, "Wonder" (after Wonder Bread) when she wears her new poka dotted dress to school. She loses her best friend, and hopes of everything going back to normal, are thrown away. Luckly, things are turned back around when her major crush, Conor, asks her to go out with him. She regains her popularity, and learns to joke and laugh along with the crowd.