The Watsons go to Birmingham

The weird Watsons go to Birmingham and experience a tragic event. With all that is happening in Birmingham the Watsons change. The change that happens in the Watsons is typical of the change in America. The Watsons are a typical family like me and you. The problem is that they all was find a way to help each other out in weird ways. Like when a bomb hit Joey’s church and joey thought that she say her brother kenny and followed him before the bomb. It changed the Civil Rights Movement in the 60’s

read was The Watsons Go To Birmingham 1963. Although, I did not like the book it was historically accurate. The Book the Watsons go to Birmingham was a decent book for these reasons. For an example the book was pretty slow to get going, because a lot of time in the book was spent in Flint Michigan, where there was no racism going on there. But I will give the author this, the book had great slang from the old days and it was pretty funny. Moving on, there was the whole Watson 's family: Joey

In both stories, The Watsons go to Birmingham and Making Sarah cry has the same themes being different. In the story The Watsons go to Birmingham, they faced discrimination. Also in the story Making Sarah Cry the bully was getting bullied and Sarah came and said “ stop bullying him because he is a friend of mine” and when the bully’s stopped bully boy and bullied Sarah the boy also stood up for Sarah,This is being different because before the boy used to bully Sarah but now that he saw that Sarah

The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963 is actually a great book. Christopher Paul Curtis did a wonderful job writing this book. This story faces a lot of things that was going on in the 60s. This story had so many lessons to learn from. They were hatred, and bullying. But then again the Watsons always remind people that friends and family is what really mattered. Family was a big concern in this book. I would say that family should always come first no matter what problems you face. The Watsons love

families are faced with tragedy they just give up but not the Watsons they use each other to get over hard times. In the story “ The Watsons Go To Birmingham 1963” by Christopher Paul Curtis the Watsons use each other to get thru tough times, for example, they were faced with racism, almost drowning, a church booming, and a hut family, but instead of giving up they used each other to get over those times. In The Watsons Go To Birmingham -1963, the character of Byron demonstrates that you can always

In the novel “The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963”, there is a character named Byron Watson. Byron is the brother of Kenny Watson and Joetta Watson, and the son of Wilona Watson and Daniel Watson. The Watsons plan to send Byron away to live with his strict grandmother in Birmingham, Alabama due to his dangerous, mischievous, and negative behavior. I strongly agree with this decision for three reasons. Firstly, throughout the novel, Byron makes some very dangerous decisions that provide ample reason

In the story The Watsons go to Birmingham-1963 by Christopher Paul Curtis, the Watsons intend to go to Birmingham to drop Byron off. However, there is a church bombing during their stay. Therefore, they have trouble coping with what horrible thing happened. In the story, Byron changes from mean in the beginning to nice at the end. The events of the story change Byron because he sees the real world and learns that being mean doesn’t do anything good for anyone. In the beginning of the story Byron

In the book, “The Watsons Go to Birmingham’’ written by Paul Curtis there are two brothers one named Kenny and the other is named Byron. There are major personality differences between the boys including the way they treat other people. Kenny is a gracious and generous person who cares about people’s feelings. Byron is a bully that enjoys picking on people and beating them up. Kenny does treat people better than Byron because on page 34, chapter 3 when he first meets Rufus he generously