The last time I reviewed this movie, I was an elementary schooler in 3rd-4th grade! Since then, I have rewatched and reread "Wonder" and it has not disappointed! Rewatching movies may be boring, but I love how wholesome it was and how it showed aspects of appreciation and kindness. This storyline also teaches children and adults to be loving and caring to everyone no matter their background, looks, and etc. Again, I absolutely loved the characters and the casting was spot on (just like how I imagined it in the book). From its complex elements and specific details included in the story, I would recommend!

The last time I reviewed this movie, I was an elementary schooler in 3rd-4th grade! Since then, I have rewatched and reread "Wonder" and it has not disappointed! Rewatching movies may be boring, but I love how wholesome it was and how it showed aspects of appreciation and kindness. This storyline also teaches children and adults to be loving and caring to everyone no matter their background, looks, and etc. Again, I absolutely loved the characters and the casting was spot on (just like how I imagined it in the book). From its complex elements and specific details included in the story, I would recommend!

To clarify, it's a tradition dating back 9,000 years, not the focaccia itself (not that anyone asked 🫣). But hey, aged focaccia? It'd be a perfect crouton substitute!