I bought Wonder, 365 Days of Wonder, and ...
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I bought Wonder, 365 Days of Wonder, and now The Wonder Journal, for my granddaughter. The whole family is hooked!
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...and it can help make your most fantastic dreams a reality as well.  Just place your order, wait 3-5 days (or however long it takes Amazon to send at this time of year), read the book, put it on your bookshelf, then sit back and watch in wonderment as the magic unfolds right before your very own eyes!!!

WOW.
Such book
Much knowledge
So very wonderment
Delishus in the brain
WOW!
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Owning a Kindle has been a godsend to my reading habits, and I'm especially grateful to the monthly 100 books for less than 3.99 program Amazon has put together. This is where I first found Wonder Boys and without either the device or the monthly sale, I probably would have never read this book. Great stuff, off to search for more Chabon deals now...
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stunning - such a unique showcase of creation's beauty.  I just bought the 2018 edition - can't wait for it to arrive
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I bought two booster packs and was going to leave then unopened since their value will just go up.  But where's the fun in that?  So after a week I couldn't resist any longer and opened the first one and got a Pidgeotto.  Kind of a letdown, So I figured I might as well open the second one and I pulled a freaking Charizard!  How lucky is that?  So I can vouch that the seller is 100% legitimate and doesn't weigh the packs.  If I ever buy more booster packs I'm definitely buying them here.
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Eh.  When I was a 12 year old, I read some of the actual issues, and thought it was so amazing, that I wondered why the comic was no selling.  Now looking at it as an adult, I see a character with a good premise, but the stories were way too simple for someone who is suppose to be a cosmic guardian of the universe.

However there are some stories in here which are absolutely epic!  Over all, I would say it is a good buy.
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I'm really enjoying this book.  I bought it when my son was about 8 weeks old, born 2 weeks early, and he had already completed the first leap.  The checklist for the first leap was spot on, he really had started exhibiting most of those exact behaviors just a few weeks ago.  You can also sign up for email alerts when a leap is coming up through the Wonder Weeks website- for those who have noted that the schedule seems off, it is based on your due date (not the birth date.)  Well surely enough I got the email for the 8 week leap (which includes an increased interest in patterns,) and just yesterday I noticed my son concentrating really intently at a black and white striped mobile that he had showed zero interest in up to that point.  So it seems like this is spot on, and it is so neat to have an idea what my little guy is experiencing, and to be able to provide him with stuff that is a little more interesting for him!
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I'm just about half way through my first 365 since I started this past March 2014 and I have had a repeat already in the same week! The are two questions, one asking what could I live without and another asking what I have to loose that I see as the same thing. Hope I don't run into this again anymore. Otherwise it's a nice daily ritual. I'm looking forward to seeing my answers side by side next year to see if and what has changed.
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Hello, Im Rory and I will be telling you about a special book. This book is funny, surprising, upsetting, and heartwarming. It is called wonder. It is one of my favorites. I would recommend it.
 Wonder is about August Pullman. He has a deformed face. August has never gone into a real school before because he is home schooled, but he gets into a school called Beecher Prep. When he gets into a class he wants his classmates to except him for who he is.
 You should also check out the sequel the Julian chapter too. I had fun telling you about Wonder! I hope you read it!!
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I have purchased the REAL Simple online on the 30th Nov along with National Geographic and Good Houskeeping Magazines. Todate, I have NOT RECEIVED a single copy of REAL Simple whilst I have already got 2 copies each of the other two magazines.

Its hard to review a magazine that never showed up!
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I definitely will continue renting books in lieu of buying them. I used to spend lots of money buying books to end up selling them for peanuts,.
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Obviously, I'm a little late to the game on this book (or the book is a little late on the game for me?) since my son was born in 2012 - so I've already missed the first (approximate) 104 Saturday opportunities to write about in this book. Nonetheless, I was very excited to receive this book and start on our memories together.

After getting this book and getting the chance to check it out firsthand.. I have mixed feelings about it. The best reasoning for my feelings, I think, is what I assume to be a missed connection that happened somewhere between the actual title of the book and the synopsis. It clearly states in the blurb that there is a removable booklet full of activities. But, after seeing the cover and full title of the book, wires got crossed and I thought that it was a book full of activities with a small journal area. Completely my fault. I might also note that this was the first time in YEARS that I didn't read any reviews before purchasing. Again, completely my fault.

When you get this book, you get a book that is 480 pages. It's THICK - about 2 inches thick. And every single page of this book, aside from the booklet tucked neatly in an envelope on the inside of the back cover, is a journal page. You have room for two Saturdays on each page: each titled with the numbers 1-940 to represent every Saturday, along with a place for a date and about ten lines to write your journal entry on. Another hiccup for me - I write big, so I'm scared that the space provided may not be enough for me to write entire entries in. But it IS a beautiful book. The cover is what I call a soft hardcover, it's hard but has a padded feel to it. I do believe this book will stand the test of time.

However, as I said, it's not what I expected. It's disappointing, but I can only blame myself. The booklet in the back IS full of ideas and you do have the added convenience of activities being divided into age groups. A lot of the ideas are what I would consider common and not very original, something that someone can think up themselves on a whim. In my opinion, I think this book would be more successful for me if the ideas in the booklet were written in the actual book itself - and they were a bit more creative and uncommon. Also, each entry for every single Saturday seems like it could get a little overwhelming after a while with trying to keep up with every single weekend day to write down what you did. But, again, this is just my opinion.

I'm giving this book 3 STARS out of 5, based solely on how I feel about this book - which is middle of the road and somewhat neutral. If you're one of those people that can keep up with weekly updates on your family and want something a little fancier than just a regular lined journal (with the restrictions of only writing on Saturdays), then I think you will REALLY like this book. Otherwise, with a retail price of $24.99, if you are NOT one of those people, then I might suggest otherwise.

(Note: This book was received free in exchange for an honest review.)
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I would recommend buying, I will revisit their inventory for my next book. check it out before going to the bookstore,
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Auggie & Me by RJ Palacio is a collection of three short stories to go along with Wonder. The first story, The Julian Chapter, is Julians story and defense/explanation of his behavior toward Auggie. It happens concurrently with the story told in Wonder. Its a good reminder that people always, right or wrong, have reasons for the things they do. The second story, Pluto, is told from the point of view of Chris, Auggies childhood friend who moved away a few years before the events in Wonder begin. Its told alternately in bits of one day in Chriss life and memories of things that happened with Auggie years before. It gives a glimpse into the type of friend Auggie had before he started at Beecher Prep. The third and final story, Shingaling, is Charlottes story. It also runs concurrently with Auggies story. Charlotte was never super friendly with Auggie, but she was never mean to him. While Auggie was dealing with his own difficult 5th grade year, Charlotte was also struggling and trying to figure out her way through life. The book reads fast and is a excellent addition to Wonder. My favorite was The Julian Chapter. The ending of that one was absolutely incredible. I wholeheartedly recommend Auggie & Me to all fans of Wonder, young and old.
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i still have my copy, hoping to read it to my children. full of wonder and imagination. ideas. yes.
good.
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I went to the Vivat Rex exhibit in NYC the other day. If you have a chance run don't walk as it ends on May 2nd. Then goes to DC. Truly an
amazing collection. To think that Henry VIII actually laid eyes on on of the above.  At the time they well selling the book at $35. I decided I didn't need it. But now I am sorry that I didn't buy it as it will refresh
everything that I saw. I went online to order it and it was $45. hmmmmmm.
So that brought me here and I am glad that I did.......Now I can't wait
to get it in the mail. After I get the book I will be back to put another two cents online..........I am sure it is worth its weight in gold.
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I just got my book today in paperback :D
I order it on Friday and i got it today in Canada ^^ I'm so happy!
Also I just started to read the book and it is amazing. Great work Greg