marvel

Author Name: R.G. Palacio

In Marvel, RJ Palacio tells the story of Auggie Pullman, a 10-year-old boy with a rare disease that disfigures his features, making his face a source of wonder and horror for others. Otherwise, Auggie is an ordinary kid: smart, mischievous, and possesses a heart bigger than his own. It's a human novel brimming with emotion and sentiment, telling an unforgettable story.

The book has achieved exceptional success since its release, prompting the author to release subsequent installments that follow the lives of the remaining protagonists. The story was also adapted into an American film that achieved astonishing popular success. The novel was published by Hamad University with a beautiful translation by Ihab Abdel Hamid, among a distinguished and diverse collection of translated novels and novels for young adults.

About the novel Marvel
I know I'm not an ordinary 10-year-old. I mean, sure, I do ordinary things. I eat ice cream. I ride my bike, I play football. I have an Xbox. Things like that make me ordinary, I guess, and I feel ordinary inside. But I know that ordinary kids don't make other ordinary kids run screaming into playgrounds.

I know that ordinary children are not seen and people widen their eyes to see them wherever they go. If I found a magic lamp and had a wish, I would wish for a normal face that no one would ever notice. I would wish I could walk down the street without people seeing me and turning their faces that way. Here's my take on it: I am not ordinary, and I don't look ordinary to anyone.