Bud Not Buddy ch.'s 11-13

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Where did Lefty Lewis take Bud to spend the night and freshen up before heading to Grand Rapids?

Back

Lefty Lewis took Bud to his daughter's house.

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How did Lefty Lewis contact Herman E. Calloway to inform him about Bud's safety and plan to return?

Back

Lefty Lewis used a telegram to contact Herman E. Calloway.

Front

What was inside the box that Mr. Lewis had Bud hide underneath his seat in the car?

Back

The box contained papers about railroad workers' secret meeting in Grand Rapids.

Front

Where did Lefty Lewis take Bud to meet 'his father'?

Back

Lefty Lewis took Bud to The Log Cabin, a club owned by Mr. Calloway.

Front

What did Mr. Lewis do with the blood he was transporting?

Back

Mr. Lewis dropped it off at Hurley Hospital in Flint.

Front

What is the significance of telegrams in communication during the time of 'Bud Not Buddy'?

Back

Telegrams were a quick way to send important messages, especially when immediate contact was needed.

Front

Describe the role of Lefty Lewis in Bud's journey.

Back

Lefty Lewis acts as a protector and guide for Bud, helping him navigate challenges.

Front

What does The Log Cabin represent in Bud's search for family?

Back

The Log Cabin symbolizes hope and connection to Bud's father and his musical heritage.

Front

How does Bud's experience with Lefty Lewis differ from his previous experiences?

Back

Bud finds kindness and support from Lefty Lewis, contrasting with his earlier hardships.

Front

What themes are explored in chapters 11-13 of 'Bud Not Buddy'?

Back

Themes of family, friendship, and the search for belonging are explored.