Wonder And Terupt Analysis

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In the two stories, Wonder, by R.J Palacio, and Because of mr. Terupt, by Rob Buyea, Summer in Wonder, and Alexia in because of mr. Terupt are complete opposites and they have nothing that is similar between the two. In Wonder Summer is a nice girl that tries to be nice to everyone and is never mean to anyone because of when nobody else sat by or would be friends with Auggie, the main character in wonder she did. But on the other hand Alexia is mean to everyone and always puts herself in front of everyone else and is only looking to be popular. In the two stories I think that Summer and Alexia are two complete opposites and it shows it in many ways. One difference that they have is how nice they each are. While Summer is nice to people. She

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