At Halloween, August is hidden by a costume when he hears Jack join a cruel conversation about him. Which claim fits what August can know at that moment?

Via lets people at high school call her Olivia and says little about August. What can her narration report most directly?

Summer says she sits with August at lunch after other students avoid his table. Which statement stays inside Summer's knowledge?

Jack narrates the day he punches Julian after realizing how badly he hurt August. What can Jack's narration supply that August's cannot?

Justin watches the Pullmans at dinner and notices how Via's family life revolves around August's needs. What is Justin limited to as narrator?

Miranda says she lied at camp about having a brother like August and later lets Via take the stage role. What can only Miranda report?

During the nature retreat, August tells how older boys threaten him and classmates help him escape. What can August report without guessing?

The Halloween cruelty appears first through August and later through Jack. What does Jack's later section add?

Jack narrates a section of Wonder. What does his section add that August could not tell readers?

Via tells of wanting a school life not centered on August; Justin later visits her family. What does Justin's section add?

Via experiences Miranda's distance as a painful change. Miranda's section later tells the same friendship from her side. What does Miranda add?

The school play reaches August, Via, Justin, and Miranda in different ways. What does Miranda's telling add about opening night?

A narrator feels invisible at home because the parents' attention goes to August, feels guilty about it, and still fiercely loves him. Whose Wonder section is this?

A narrator notices August eating alone, sits with him by choice, and resists classmates who treat friendship with him as strange. Whose section is this?

A narrator remembers betraying August on Halloween, feels ashamed, and later punches Julian after Julian mocks him. Whose section is this?

A narrator writes in a quiet, observant style, plays fiddle, dates Via, and sees the Pullman family from the outside. Whose section is this?

A narrator remembers being close to the Pullmans, lying at camp about August, and giving Via a chance to star in the play. Whose section is this?

Wonder begins with August's narration, moves through other narrators, and ends with August again. Why does the book end in August's voice?

Via's narration includes resentment about always adjusting to August. Why is that viewpoint included with other narrators?

What is the main gain from using August, Via, Summer, Jack, Justin, and Miranda as narrators?