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Have you ever read the book wonder? I have and it is a great book with a great character named augie, and that is why I decided to compare him to the character Raymond in Raymond's run. You may not know much about these characters right now but I promise you that when you're done reading this. I have decided to do these two characters because they have a lot of similarities and that makes it easy.
I will be comparing augie and raymond because they have many similarities. To add to that they are both special. In the result of them both standing out in a crowd. First because augie had 21 plastic surgeries and raymond because he has a disability.

For instance, the sisters of the boys are over protective of them. First of all via

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