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Talking About "Wonder" by R.J. Palacio 본문
Dialogue:
Jaegyum: Hey Jaeyi, did you finish reading "Wonder" for our book report?
Jaeyi: Yeah, I just put it down. Wow, that was a really good book.
Jaegyum: I know, right? August Pullman was so brave starting middle school. Can you imagine what it would be like to look so different from everyone else?
Jaeyi: It must have been really hard. Remember how the book described people's reactions when they first saw him? Some were mean, but some were just…surprised.
Jaegyum: Yeah, like Julian. He was definitely the meanest. But even he sort of changed by the end, didn't he? Not completely, but a little.
Jaeyi: That's true. And then there were friends like Summer and Jack. They were really awesome to August from the beginning. It showed that it doesn't matter what someone looks like on the outside.
Jaegyum: Exactly! And Via, his sister, she was going through her own stuff too, feeling a little left out sometimes. It made me think about how everyone has their own challenges.
Jaeyi: The book had so many good lessons. Like the idea of choosing to be kind. Mr. Browne's precepts were really cool. Which one was your favorite?
Jaegyum: Hmm, I liked "When given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind." That really stuck with me. What about you?
Jaeyi: I liked "Your deeds are your monuments." It means what you do is what people will remember you for. August did a lot of brave and kind things.
Jaegyum: He really did. He showed everyone that even though he looked different, he was just a regular kid who wanted to make friends and be accepted. It made me think about how I treat other people.
Jaeyi: Me too. "Wonder" made me see things from a different perspective. It was a really impactful story.
( N.B. 위 콘텐츠는 Google AI Studio 로 제작한 것입니다 )
