Bud Not Buddy Chapter Summary

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PH 1: If Bud's mom was alive and went to find Herman E. Callaway with Bud. It would make a big difference. Like Bud's mother would be alive. Also looking for Herman E. Callaway.
Summary: Bud Not Buddy is about a boy who is looking for his dad but finds his grand father instead. He is at the home. He also meets lots of people how helped him. Like lefty Lewis and bugs. He kissed a girl. And has a suitcase. PH 3: Bud's mom is alive and she would go looking for Herman E. Callaway. They would have to travel a lot. Also get on a Tran to get there. Also they would not get cot by the police. And they would walk on the side of the rood. And they would get a ride. According to the chapter 8 if they were in are time they would not have to travel.

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