Christopher Paul Curtis, Bud, not Buddy Reviews

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Good Points: 1. The storyline was really well planned2. The story related to and touched on some real life events.3. The main character was well described.

Bad Points: I didn't think the ending was as good as the rest of the book. I won't say any more because it will give some things away!

General comments: This book is mainly about family and friendship. It is about a boy called Bud who's mother has died, and who's father is alive, but Bud doesn't know where his father is. Bud lives in a carehome, but decides to run off in search of his father. His only clue is a flyer for a band, which he found in his mothers private drawer after she died, and on which the band leader has a surname incredibly like Bud's. Bud has lots of mini adventures, but the question is: Does Bud find his father in the end, or does he find the next best thing?

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The book is about a boy called Bud who lives in a carehome because his mother died. His father is alive somewhere, but Bud could not find any trace of him. Bud gets sent to a foster family who are really cruel to him. At that point, Bud decides to run away in the dead of night in search of his father. His only clue to him is a flyer for a band called 'The Dusky Devastators of the Depression', which he found in his mothers private drawer after she died. Along the way, Bud has lots of mini adventu ...