And if it does reference it... Why? Any thoughts?
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Wow! It certainly seems so - blue background, great message! Thanks for posting!
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I can definitely see where you're coming from! Maybe it's the colors they used (blue/white/black). I'm hopeful that maybe the message behind the book, Wonder, is a universal message that touches everybody.
ReplyDeleteMy students and I just finished the book as a read aloud and now we're reading The Julian Chapter. They absolutely ADORE this book. I don't think I've ever had a read aloud as powerful as this one in my career so far.
I think the script there at the end definitely does. Maybe they think we need to have a bit of social consciousness with our sugar?
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