The Legend of Buddy Bush

Wow! This book made me realize how bad segregation was in the 40s and how it got worse in the 50s and 60s. The Main Character goes through a lot and has parents who won’t tell her anything just because she’s a kid. The reason I rate it a four is because some of the racist language used in this book......more

I always like a book either with compelling plot or character depth. I just couldn't get into this one, and probably missed something by not getting more than 50 pages in. No hook for me.......more

"Although Pattie Mae Sheals has dreams of going to Harlem, where some of her family lives, she knows that Rehobeth Road in Rich Square is really home. But when her grandpa develops a brain tumor and her uncle Buddy Bush -- who's come to town from Harlem in his sky-blue Cadillac and pinstripe suit --......more

I first read this book as part of an English class assignment at FSU. I found the book very enjoyable and relatable. Having grown up in North Carolina in the 60's, and with a granddaddy very similar to Grandpa Jones,this book brought back memories of being on my granddad's small farm helping, with t......more

This was a quick read that I enjoyed. I felt the pace was off. I didn't get to know Buddy very well and nothing really happened until about half way through the book.......more