Compare And Contrast Freak The Mighty And Wonder

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The two stories Freak the Mighty and Wonder are two completely different stories. Freak the Mighty is about two boys that become friends. Wonder is about a kid named August that goes to school for the first time. However if you look a little closer you will see that they have something in common, there theme. The characters in both stories learn that having a friend by your side is better that being alone . In the story Freak the Mighty, one of the main characters, Max and others thought that we was stupid. People also thought that he was a bully, and people didn't like him. But soon along came a kid named Freak. He had a deformity , but he was very smart. When they first met they didn't get along to well but further in the story we

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