Chapter 9 Bud not buddy

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Why did Bud like Civil War books?

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Bud liked Civil War books because they had the best gory pictures.

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What was Bud thinking about while waiting for the library to open?

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Bud was thinking about Deza Malone and her dimples.

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What did the librarian give Bud before he left the library?

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The librarian gave Bud a cheese sandwich in a paper bag.

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Where did Bud go after breakfast at the mission?

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Bud went to the library after breakfast at the mission.

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Why did Bud say ideas are like seeds?

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Bud said ideas are like seeds because they start real small and grow bigger than you ever thought they could.

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What is the significance of Bud's relationship with his mother in the story?

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Bud's relationship with his mother is significant as it shapes his memories and influences his actions throughout the story.

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How does Bud's experience in the library reflect his character development?

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Bud's experience in the library shows his love for learning and his resilience in seeking knowledge despite his challenges.

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What role does friendship play in Bud's journey?

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Friendship plays a crucial role in Bud's journey as it provides him with support and motivation to find his family.

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What does Bud's suitcase symbolize in the story?

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Bud's suitcase symbolizes his past, his memories, and his hope for the future.

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How does Bud's perspective on life change throughout the story?

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Bud's perspective on life changes as he learns to trust others and understand the importance of family and belonging.