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Auggie & Me: Three Wonder Stories
Auggie & Me: Three Wonder Stories
Mar 18, 2025 8:41 PM

Author:R J Palacio

Auggie & Me: Three Wonder Stories

The multi-million-copy bestseller WONDER showed how choosing kindness and empathy can change the lives of those around you.

Now, in AUGGIE & ME, you can discover a new side to the WONDER story in three new chapters from three different characters:

Julian: Auggie's classroom bully

Christopher: Auggie's oldest friend

Charlotte: Auggie's classmate

These three stories are heartbreaking, surprising, funny and hopeful. Just like WONDER, AUGGIE & ME will make you laugh, cry and try to choose kind.

Praise for WONDER:

"Remarkable . . . It has the power to move hearts and change minds" (Guardian)

"Incredibly charming, brutal and brilliant" (Observer)

"It wreaks emotional havoc . . . To finish it with a firm resolve to be a better person - well, you can't ask much more of any book than that" (Independent)

"When the kids have finished with this, the adults will want to read it. Everybody should" (Financial Times)

"Awesome . . . So authentic you'll swear a kid wrote the book. And yes, that's a good thing" (Glamour)

Discover more from the World of Wonder:

Wonder

White Bird, a graphic novel *Soon to be a motion picture!*

365 Days of Wonder

We're All Wonders

And read more from R. J. Palacio with Pony, an unforgettable new story!

Reviews

A remarkable range of materials... satisfying to nibble at, or provide a rich blend of flavours if attacked at one or two sittings ... worth the investment

—— The Times Educational Supplement

The writing is elegant and crisp throughout. Heartstrings are pulled with no trace of sentimentality. I think readers of this book, whether they go to boarding school or not, will love it for the light it sheds on an experience which can be painful for many children

—— Adele Geras , Awfully Big Reviews

Miyazawa moves you to sorrow, to laugh, chuckle, marvel - he makes you live

—— Hiroaki Sato

A marvelous writer who deserves to be much better known in English

—— Kirkus

Miyazawa seems to have been something of a genius

—— Observer

A humble and gifted writer

—— Time

[Miyazawa] had stories for many of our basic human vices, and for our basic forms of goodness, too. And this only scratches the surface of his work's appeal... Everything in Miyazawa's work seethes with life. Each leaf, flower, blade of grass, and berry seems to have its own special action.

—— Paris Review

Superb fables... in the prettiest edition of Miyazawa yet

—— Times Literary Supplement

Thanks to the blend of pin-sharp, bright-hued backdrops with outlandish happenings and wholesome messages, Ghibli-movie fans should feel at home

—— Spectator

This Japanese writer found fame for his poetry and short stories only after his death in 1933. At last, this sublime collection introduces English-speaking readers to his curious and whimsical world

—— Monocle

Six enchanting examples in the best tradition of storytelling . . . A treat for the
nines-plus.

—— Newbury Weekly News

I fell in love with it . . . an important, essential, beautiful collection of stories.

—— thebooksmugglers.com

The talented Jamila Gavin is an author to watch and these refreshingly original and exciting stories are guaranteed to enchant children of every age.

—— Lancashire Evening Post

Blackberry Blue and Other Fairytales is a beautifully written collection of stories that belongs on pretty much everybody's bookshelf. The descriptions that the author gives of these wonderful worlds are just magical and it is so easy to lose yourself in those words. Even though the stories are fairly short I fell deeply into the world created by the author every time and ended up feeling disappointed at the end of each story because I didn't want it to end . . . These stories are beautiful and magical and are perfect for older children and grown-ups alike.

—— onceuponaseries.blogspot.co.uk

An extraordinary and charming read for any young girl or boy.

—— Formby Books

It is the storytelling and the language that gives the collection the power to entrance; to be drawn into the spell of the story . . . I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of the reading.

—— Teaching English Magazine
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