THIS WEEK’S WINNERS

@kathybinaya All But Normal remindsus that often, “broken” people in our lives need the least fixing. The story revolves around the Thornton family. Beverly Thornton’s gentle, loving and gracious disposition has been replaced with violence, profanity and uncontrollable fits of rage after waking up from a coma, following her car crash. Her hysteria could prompt her to hurt her family and cause a scandal. Beverly’s condition became a struggle for everybody. But who doesn’t fall in the category of “broken” people? Every one of us has experienced melancholic depths, we have all felt broken. #myfavebookmyselfie2017 @nbsalert @ philippinestar @melorderry Wonder by R.J. Palacio August Pullman was born with a dreadful facial abnormality. He wants to be like ordinary kids — he eats ice cream, rides a bike, plays ball, owns an Xbox, and does other ordinary things. But he has never escaped the judgemental eyes of people around him. In an attempt to protect August from the cruelty of the world, his parents have homeschooled him his entire life. Now, he will be sent to fifth grade in a real school, where he will suffer the worst and have the best experiences of his life. #myfavebookmyselfie2017 @nbsalert @philippinestar