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KEY FACTS SUMMARY
Title:
Bud, Not Buddy
Author:
Christopher Paul Curtis
Date Published:
1999
Meaning of the Title:
It
refers to the main character’s insistence that his name is an adult name and not
that of a child. Bud has had to grow up quickly, but the name is one of pride
as well since that’s how his mother expected him to be called.
Genre:
Historical Fiction
Setting:
Flint and Grand Rapids, Michigan in the
1930’s
Protagonist:
Bud Caldwell
Antagonists:
The
foster home system, the Amos family, Mr. Calloway, and segregation ..........
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irony; a multiple-choice quiz, and suggested book report ideas and essay topics.
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