We're All Wonders

A boy with an extraordinary face shares his world — one where he plays with his dog Daisy, uses his imagination, and wishes people would look past what they stare at and truly see him.

For the kid who's ever felt looked at instead of seen, this puts a gentle, honest voice around that feeling — and around learning to offer others a kinder look.

• Big idea: Being seen for who you really are matters more than being looked at for how you appear.
• Vibes: Tender, plainspoken, quietly hopeful.

• are working on understanding what it feels like to be different
• respond well to gentle, honest conversations about kindness
• enjoy stories that mix real feelings with imagination
• like to talk about what makes someone a good friend

• Feelings & empathy: How do you think Auggie feels when people stare at his face instead of getting to know him?
• Real-life connection: Have you ever felt like people noticed how you looked before they noticed who you are?
• Imagination: Auggie loves using his imagination — what do you like to imagine when things feel hard?
• Kindness in action: What's one way you could help someone feel truly seen, the way Auggie wants to be?
• Story & connection: Why do you think Auggie's dog, Daisy, is such a comfort to him?