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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Gelsomina, Wolfgang, Wonders entitled The Wonders.
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conversations.value: The Wonders (film): Gelsomina and her three younger sisters live with their parents on a farm in the Italian countryside.\nAs the eldest child, she takes on a heavier burden, taking care of her younger sisters and assisting her father with bee keeping.\nOne day as the family is playing on the beach after a long day, they are told to quit making so much noise and discover that a short distance away a TV show is being filmed.\nThey watch the show being filmed and, as, they are about to leave, the star of the show, Milly, calls them over and gives Gelsomina a hair clip to keep.\nWatching the program they were filming on TV, Gelsomina learns that the program is launching a competition called Countryside Wonders, in which seven farmers will compete to have their products featured on the show.\nWhile her father, Wolfgang, is violently against the family competing, her mother warms to the idea, despite the fact that the standards of their honey production are not up to par.\nMeanwhile, Wolfgang hires a juvenile delinquent named Martin to work on the farm.\nMartin never talks, thinking that he will be able to help with the honey production.\nThough Wolfgang tries to favor Martin, he eventually discovers that he is an ineffectual worker.\nUnbeknownst to her father, Gelsomina fills out an application for her family to compete in Countryside Wonders.\nShe forgets about the application after an old friend of her father comes to stay in the house and when, while switching out the honeycombs to put in the processor, she accidentally injures her younger sister Marinella.\nAt the hospital, while Marinella is being stitched up, Gelsomina realizes that before they left they forgot to change the bucket which collects the processed honey, and on returning home find honey spilled over the floor.\nAt the same time they are visited by a man from Countryside Wonders who is there to see if their production room is up to par.\nThe children manage to clean the work area and they are allowed to compete.\nHowever, Wolfgang is infuriated by the news.\nNevertheless, the family goes to compete on the show, where they are dressed up in ridiculous garb and each contestant must plead their case in front of the judges.\nOn TV, Wolfgang freezes and is unable to explain what makes his honey so special.\nHowever, Gelsomina steps up and, with Martin, performs a trick in which he whistles and bees crawl out of her mouth onto her face.\nThe family loses the competition, however.\nMartin runs away and Gelsomina follows him but is unable to find him.\nOn the last boat ride back to the island, she finds herself alone with Milly, who takes off her wig and gives Gelsomina a hairpin.\nBecause they lost the competition and have no money, the family is forced to leave the farm.\nBefore they go, they discuss leaving something behind under the floorboards in secret for someone else to discover later.
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conversations.value: The Wonders (film): Gelsomina and her three younger sisters live with their parents on a farm in the Italian countryside.\nAs the eldest child, she takes on a heavier burden, taking care of her younger sisters and assisting her father with bee keeping.\nOne day as the family is playing on the beach after a long day, they are told to quit making so much noise and discover that a short distance away a TV show is being filmed.\nThey watch the show being filmed and, as, they are about to leave, the star of the show, Milly, calls them over and gives Gelsomina a hair clip to keep.\nWatching the program they were filming on TV, Gelsomina learns that the program is launching a competition called Countryside Wonders, in which seven farmers will compete to have their products featured on the show.\nWhile her father, Wolfgang, is violently against the family competing, her mother warms to the idea, despite the fact that the standards of their honey production are not up to par.\nMeanwhile, Wolfgang hires a juvenile delinquent named Martin to work on the farm.\nMartin never talks, thinking that he will be able to help with the honey production.\nThough Wolfgang tries to favor Martin, he eventually discovers that he is an ineffectual worker.\nUnbeknownst to her father, Gelsomina fills out an application for her family to compete in Countryside Wonders.\nShe forgets about the application after an old friend of her father comes to stay in the house and when, while switching out the honeycombs to put in the processor, she accidentally injures her younger sister Marinella.\nAt the hospital, while Marinella is being stitched up, Gelsomina realizes that before they left they forgot to change the bucket which collects the processed honey, and on returning home find honey spilled over the floor.\nAt the same time they are visited by a man from Countryside Wonders who is there to see if their production room is up to par.\nThe children manage to clean the work area and they are allowed to compete.\nHowever, Wolfgang is infuriated by the news.\nNevertheless, the family goes to compete on the show, where they are dressed up in ridiculous garb and each contestant must plead their case in front of the judges.\nOn TV, Wolfgang freezes and is unable to explain what makes his honey so special.\nHowever, Gelsomina steps up and, with Martin, performs a trick in which he whistles and bees crawl out of her mouth onto her face.\nThe family loses the competition, however.\nMartin runs away and Gelsomina follows him but is unable to find him.\nOn the last boat ride back to the island, she finds herself alone with Milly, who takes off her wig and gives Gelsomina a hairpin.\nBecause they lost the competition and have no money, the family is forced to leave the farm.
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conversations.value: Give me the first four paragraphs for this book.
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conversations.value: The Wonders
  I WANT TO BLAME (and thank) my parents, for they have instilled in me an obsession which has lasted the best part of twenty years. That I am only thirty is saying something about my freakish fanaticism.
  A special shoutout to my brother, who remains my inspiration, and to the love of my life, my wife, for all her support. Finally, a heartfelt thanks to my whole family for indulging my obsessions and reminding me that while the past is filled with wonder the present is just as enriching.
  Charles Stratton's grave, anonymous photograph, taken after 1883. Reproduced courtesy of the Bridgeport History Center, Bridgeport Public Library
  Eng-Chang, engraving created by P.A. Mesier & Co. Lithography, 1839. Reproduced from Chang and Eng Bunker Papers #3761, Southern Historical Collection, Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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conversations.value: Julia Pastrana photograph. Process print after George Wick, early 1860s. Reproduced courtesy of the Wellcome Collection. CC BY 4.0
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conversations.value: 0. CC BY 4. Reproduced courtesy of the Wellcome Collection. Process print after George Wick, early 1860s.Julia Pastrana photograph
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conversations.value: Francis Trevelyan Buckland, lover of the freak show, surrounded by his natural history specimens, 1879.
  Anna and Martin Bates, reportedly taken on their wedding day, 17 June 1871. Allegedly, Anna's wedding dress was a gift from Queen Victoria.
  Millie and Christine McKoy, conjoined twins known as the Two-Headed Nightingale, aged nineteen, 1871.
  Dr. Eugène-Louis Doyen separating the so-called 'Hindoo Twins' or 'Orissa Twins', Radica and Doodica, 1902.