3. Bud, Not Buddy (Curtis)
Ten-year-old Bud, a motherless boy living in Flint, Michigan, during the Great Depression, escapes a bad foster home and sets out in search of the man he believes to be his father--the renowned bandleader, H.E. Calloway of Grand Rapids.
Q:Which room did Bud stay in in Grand Rapids?
ReplyDeleteA:His Mom's old room.
Q:Why did Bud go to Grand Rapids?
A:He thought his Dad was Herman E. Calloway so he went out to find him.
Q: What restaurant did the band take Bud to?
ReplyDeleteA: The Sweet Pea
Q: Why did Bud first suspect that Herman E. Calloway was his dad?
A: Bud thought that his last name, Caldwell sounded like Herman's last name, Calloway.
Q: Herman E. Calloway was really who?
ReplyDeleteA: Bud's grandfather
I really liked this book!
I thought the best part was when Bud figured out Herman E. Calloway was really his grandfather, not his father.
Q: How did Bud find the Bugs?
ReplyDeleteA: He found him when Bud was sleeping and he heard Bug's voice.
Q: What was Mr. Lewis's first name?
A: Lefty but Bud thought the name was funny and unusual.
What was Buds most prized possession?
ReplyDeleteHis mothers rocks.
How did Buds grandfather make a living?
He was a musician in a band.
I thought it was a great book and I LOVED the ending!
Q: How did Bugs get his name?
ReplyDeleteA: When he was at the Home, a bug crawled into his ear that had to be taken out.
Q: Why was Miss. Hill not at the library?
A: She had gotten married and moved to Chicago, Illinois.
Q.Why does Bud suspect Herman E. Calloway is his father?
ReplyDeleteA.He has flyers with Herman E. Calloway on them.
Q.What does Bud get locked in?
A. A shed