Sense of Wonder (disambiguation)

A sense of wonder is a feeling of awe that can be inspired by, for example, reading science fiction.

The Sense of Wonder can refer to:

Music

 * Sense of Wonder (1987-), a Japanese progressive rock band.
 * A Sense of Wonder (1985), an album by Van Morrison.
 * "S.O.W. Sense of Wonder" (2010), a single from the Japanese idol group Idoling
 * "Sense of Wonder" (2007), a song on No Hurt Like a Broken Heart by rock band Palm Springs.
 * "Sense of Wonder}" (2011), a song on Star by Rip Slyme

Films and television

 * The Sense of Wonder (2015), a French romance film written and directed by Éric Besnard.
 * A Sense of Wonder 2010, a film written by Kaiulani Lee and directed by Christopher Monger.
 * A Sense Of Wonder (1986), a documentary directed by Barnaby Thompson.
 * The Sense of Wonder (1951), an episode of Out There.
 * "The sense of Wonder" (2010), an episode of the anime series Gurren Lagann.
 * The Sense of Wonder (1956), an episode of X Minus One.

Publications

 * Sense of Wonder Press, a publisher.
 * A Sense of Wonder, a book by Marie Rodell about environmentalist Rachel Carson.
 * A Sense of Wonder (1977)), a book by Edgar J. Saxon* A Sense of Wonder: Samuel R. Delany, Race, Identity, and Difference (2004), a book by Jeffrey Allen Tucker
 * A Sense of Wonder: On Reading and Writing Books for Children (1995), a non-fiction book by Katherine Paterson.
 * A Sense of Wonder: The Photography of Roger Camp (1987) a photography book by Roger Camp.
 * A Sense of Wonder (2002), a book by Haydn Washington.
 * Sense of Wonder (2003), a short story by Gordon Eklund.
 * Sense of Wonder (2010), a short story by Richard A. Lovett.

Other uses

 * Sense of Wonder Night (1996–), a video game expo held annually in Japan.
 * Sense of Wonder, a fanzine of Bill Schelly.
 * A Sense of Wonder, an exhibit at the Milwaukee Public Museum.
 * A Sense of Wonder (2016), an exhibition of paintings by Julian Brown.
 * Sense of Wonder (2001), an exhibition of photograps by Tal Shochat.
 * Sense of Wonder a painting by Bryan Larsen.