Part 3: Summer
This character chooses to sit with Auggie on the first day of school.
Who is Summer?
Jack is asked to befriend Auggie by this person.
Who is Mr. Tushman?
Justin plays this musical instrument.
What is the violin?
Summer and Auggie’s relationship is best described as this.
What is genuine friendship?
This theme is shown when characters choose to be kind.
What is kindness?
This is how Summer treats Auggie compared to other students.
What is kindly and normally?
Jack says something hurtful about Auggie on this holiday.
What is Halloween?
Justin is in a relationship with this character.
Who is Via (Olivia)?
Jack and Auggie’s friendship is broken because of this action.
What is Jack talking badly about Auggie?
Jack learns this lesson after hurting Auggie.
What is to be a true friend / stand up for others?
Summer’s mom encourages her to do this, which influences her choice.
What is sit with someone who seems alone?
Jack punches this character after hearing what he said about Auggie.
Who is Julian?
Justin treats Auggie in this way.
What is kindly/like anyone else?
Justin supports Via in this way.
What is being kind, respectful, and understanding?
Via often feels this way in her family.
What is invisible?
Why does Summer continue to sit with Auggie even when it might affect her social status?
What is she values kindness over popularity / has strong character?
Why is Jack’s betrayal more impactful than other students’ actions?
What is Auggie trusted him as a friend, so it felt more personal?
How does Justin’s perspective help readers understand Via better?
What is it shows her through someone who admires her, revealing her strengths and struggles?
How does Summer influence other students’ behaviour toward Auggie?
What is she models kindness, encouraging others to be more accepting?
How does Summer’s behaviour connect to the idea of moral courage?
What is she chooses kindness even when it’s not socially easy?
How does Summer’s perspective reinforce the theme of choosing kindness?
What is she shows kindness can be simple, intentional, and not dependent on peer approval?
How does Jack’s character change after the Halloween incident?
What is he learns to stand up for what’s right and becomes a more genuine friend?
Why does the author write Justin’s section without proper punctuation?
What is to reflect his thoughts naturally and create a more personal voice?
Compare Jack and Summer: how do they show friendship differently?
What is Summer is consistently kind, while Jack learns and grows into being a better friend?
How do multiple perspectives in Parts 3–5 strengthen the novel’s message?
What is they show that everyone has their own struggles and viewpoints?