The story I have chosen was the story Bud,
Not Buddy. The story is about a boy who embarks on a journey to find his real
father after his mother dies and he is put in an orphanage. When he was younger
before his mom died she gave him a suitcase, plus she gave him a flyer revealing to him that the lead jazz player on the flyer was his father. While
he is resting in the orphanage he continuous thinks about his mother and his
father who he wants to meet desperately and decides to runaway. However, before
he could plan to leave a family spots him and decide to adopt him foiling his
plans to escape. While he is living with them his step- brother picks on him
starting a fight with him and Bud fights back landing in trouble. He is then
locked in the basement to stay till morning, but bud is determined to escape,
so he hatches a escape plan to leave and get back at the family for locking him
up to begin with. He escapes, gets his revenge at the brother and the family,
and sets off to find his father. Along the way on his journey to find his
father, he is faced with obstacles that he must overcome in order to eventually
meet his real father.
My personal reaction was admiration, because
he had the picture of his father and self-determination in order to take on
that challenge-filled journey. If I had to create notes in order to help me
remember the most important parts of the story I would use outlines, because it
allows you to make heading and subheadings and then create points for that
heading sort of like bullets. Another reason why I would use outlines because
they are the most common, yet effective note take style you can use when taking
notes for a topic.
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