PageGirl

Author: Matthew Syed Illustrator: Toby Triumph Genre: Non-fiction Rating out of 10: 8 Publisher: Wren and Rook First Published: 2020   Summary From the  bestselling author of You Are Awesome, this book is about following a path that’s right for you and not letting the theory of being “normal” stop you. It covers subjects such as how powerful believing in yourself is and why everyone works at a different pace in different ways. The pages are covered by fun pictures and inspirational quotes from people who have been successful by being themselves. Text The book is written in a light, humorous way and uses many references to the author’s personal experiences. This makes it a very enjoyable read. Good things about the book There are plenty of funny parts which makes it a really entertaining read It draws on the author’s personal experiences There are fun illustrations and the overall layout is good It doesn’t drag or become boring- each chapter makes its point, maybe with some stories from

Plot Auggie is a completely ordinary boy, except for one thing... He was born with a severe facial difference, which makes his face look unlike anyone else's. All Auggie wants is to be a normal kid... But he knows normal kids don't make other children run away screaming whenever they see him. This is a heart-warming story about Auggie starting fifth grade, and being in a school for the first time. General Writing The book is written from the point of view of several different people, meaning you never tire of a character.. The book is constantly changing. As for the text itself, I think Palacio captures the characters really well, and the language used is how you might imagine a ten year old boy to speak. Age Range As the subject of the book is quite deep and complex, I'd say this book is aimed at older readers. In my opinion, this story would be most enjoyed by ages 10 and up. Good Things About the Book I like how the book isn't narrated by just one person... It keeps