She looked out at the ocean and spread her hands out, like she was trying to smooth out the waves, “You are my everything. You understand me, Via? Tu es meu tudo.” Palacio, R. J.. Wonder (p. 27).

“Auggie, let’s go now!” said ___________ . “I have a meeting I can’t be late for!” Wonder (p. 24).

“There were like hundreds of people in the audience that night,” said ______, “I was so, so nervous. I had so many lines, and I had all these songs to sing. It was so, so, so hard!” Palacio, R. J.. Wonder (p. 9)

“I’ll check in before you go to bed,” she said, and then she came over and kissed me on the top of my head. Palacio, R. J.. Wonder (p. 31).

“Mom, I’m fifteen! Everybody my age takes the subway by themselves!” Palacio, R. J.. Wonder (p. 32).

“Guys, I have to tell you, I’m really disappointed by what I’m hearing here. I mean, honestly, he’s just a little boy—just like you! Can you imagine how he felt to see you running away from him, Jamie, screaming?”

“Um, no,” ____ answered. “Oh, well, actually, yes. Is your name Jack or Jack Will?” Palacio, R. J.. Wonder (p. 9).

“Like a famous quote. Like a line from a fortune cookie. Any saying or ground rule that can motivate you. Basically, a precept is anything that helps guide us when making decisions about really important things.”

“Jack, sometimes you don’t have to mean to hurt someone to hurt someone. You understand?” Palacio, R. J.. Wonder (p. 43).

“Yeah, for real,” insisted the same mummy. “I can’t imagine looking in the mirror every day and seeing myself like that. It would be too awful. And getting stared at all the time.” Wonder (p. 25).

“But he has many angels looking out for him already, Via. And I want you to know that you have me looking out for you. Okay, menina querida?" Palacio, R. J.. Wonder (p. 27).

“That’s the incubator. That big black thing is the chalkboard. These are the desks. These are chairs. Those are the Bunsen burners. This is a gross science poster. This is chalk. This is the eraser.” Palacio, R. J.. Wonder (p. 8).