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Bud, Not Buddy

by Christopher Paul Curtis

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There are currently 54 reader reviews for Bud, Not Buddy

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paula (02/23/05)

this book was alright. not very interesting and also not inspiring.

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lucas (02/18/05)

this book sucks, i thought it would be good because of the auther but it sucks infact its an embarrasment to the book culture

george (02/18/05)

It's a funny, sad,and happy book. It 's story line is very good. It shows that if you work hard enough to do something it is ealily possible. It is a very good book for about all ages. I recomend kids reading it because it shw that you have courage you can do a lot.

Echo (02/17/05)

This book is very poorly written.
It shows how if someone sets his or her mind to something everything will happen and turn out ok and you can go to happy land and live as an angel with all you want.
Yeah Right.
Fact of the matter is, that doesn't always happen.

Shannon Johnson (12/07/04)

Was my favorite book as a child.

sally herman (11/21/04)

Textit was the worst book i have ever read

J. Hamm (10/31/04)

Great way to deliver a story to children on a level compatable to them

Amy (10/31/04)

Its a really Great book

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