Bud Not Buddy Sparknotes

Bud, Not Buddy is a story loved by the nation, but if it was written in the Amos's perspective it would be a whole new book. If it was written in the Amos's perspective we would only know lies about Bud. Also, Bud would probably be known in a different way (because they don't like him very well.) Also, the book wouldn't be about Bud (So the title would be wrong.) So, if it was written in the Amos's perspective we wouldn't know what happened to Bud in the original story.

To begin with, Bud, Not Buddy is a great book filled with a lot of ups and downs. For instance, or the story revolves around Bud finding his father (which turns out to be his grandfather.) For the beginning of the story (or chapter 1) Bud Lives in an orphanage, his mom died when he was six years old, and he was ten years old now. But also stated in chapter 1 he is going to his third foster home. He runs away from that foster home because they treated him poorly and he was on the lam. He meets a lot of people along the way to finding his father. When he found him he realized he was home.
For instance, there wouldn't be the truth about the fight that Todd and Bud had had. Also, stated in chapter two Todd's mom was babying and only believing Todd. Mrs. Amos yelled at Bud to the point that they got madder at him and put him in a shed. According to chapters two and three since the Amos yelled at Bud we would be hearing the Amos's thoughts (which are bad thoughts about Bud) so we would probably think that Bud deserved it because we didn't know the