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In this book,there is a boy named auggie who is deformed and try’s to fit in at his new school. Where nobody knows him and he is afraid because he knows that everyone will stare at him because he looks diffrent then them.

Auggies experience was a good influence on his life because he found some good friends that are nice and respectful to him. He does some nice things with them and help each other with things that they need help with.

Whenever one of auggies friends need help he will be there to help them for his friends. But if beechers prep had a negative impact on auggie he would be mean, not social, not an outdoor person, and wouldent help any of his friends with anything no matter what. But since it had a positive impact
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