I'm dumb and deleted this from my shelves entirely. So, i'm reposting this review again. 
 "I think there should be a rule that everyone in the world should get a standing ovation at least once in their lives." 
 I'm just going to start off with I don't ever read middle grade contemporary, let alone middle grade at all. Usually, if i'm reading middle grade, it's a Rick Riordan book. I don't think I would've picked up this book if it weren't for book club. Now, I understand why this book was always around on the internet and on displayed in any possible bookstore I'd go into. This book is talked about online entirely by all ages and I finally understand why. Wonder is a novel hat deserves a standing ovation for it's gift of letting anyone understand a young protagonist with Treacher Collins. It makes me so happy to know that young children can read this and learn so much from it. If you're not familiar with Treacher Collins, it's when the face tissues and bones aren't fully developed and so on. I'm not sure if my definition is entirely right, but you can always look it up. Our main character, Auggie, struggles with TCS and has had over 20 surgeries in his life so far. Due to that, he's been homeschooled all of his life and is finally going to public school in the 5th grade. This novel is told is the point of views of him, his family and his friends. It gives you a chance to experience the things that might go on in the heads of someone with TCS and their family and friends as well. Now, i've seen some pretty poor reviews on this site and I don't quite understand why. This novel is middle grade and is written for a younger audience so of course, the writing isn't going to be top notch and it's not going to read like a YA or adult. But, you still getting something out of it and I find that really important. I'd easily recommend this book to anyone, it had a heart warming message and easily made me cry of happiness near the end. It's one of those books that's going to sit in my heart. 
 "Kinder than is necessary. Because it's not enough to be kind. One should be kinder than needed."