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Clem got his pages for langton and he doesnt like lymon.

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Clem got his pages for langton and he doesnt like lymon.

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Clem has gone from Langstons bully to one of his companions and maybe even a friend of langstons. This is a very large feat considering langston is not very social towards many people.

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His relationship with Clem changed because at first, he was really mean to Langston. But then, he saw how Lymon ripped Langston's book, he became really good friends with Clem. One piece of evidence from the book is "He's been getting on my nerves anygow. But when he went and ripped your book... I'm staying away is all."

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The relationship has changed in a way that Langston does not hate clem anymore.

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Langston and Clem are now friends. Langston has found that they have a lot in common and that Clem is caring because he helped Langston rescue the book pages and stand up for him."I walk on home thinking about poetry and Mama and Clem. My first friend in Chicago." (Cline-Ransom; 99)

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Langstons relationship with Clem has changed because in the beginning of the story he was one of Langstons bullys and would laugh at everything Lymon said. But as the story continued Langston and Clem found they had something in common, a similarity of liking the library. And now, they talk everyday as they walk to and from the library.

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Langston's relationship has changed with Clem a lot. At start he hated Clem but over time as he learned more about Clem he started to become friends with him. He found out that Clem was trustable and wasn't on Lymon's side. He found out didn't come to the library to bother him.

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Clem was at first Langston's bully but soon enough they both relize they share the same intrests. Clem and Langston start warming up to easch to each other and soon enough become friends! This is a big change because Clem was a bully who became a friend to the kid he was bullying! "I've been waiting for you," (Page 95) Clem says. This shows how Clem is becoming nicer to Langston.

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It started with Langston not liking Clem but after he saw him at the library they started to get closer and now they consider each other friends. Clem was actually mean towards Langston in the start of the book but he had been nicer to Langston. Langston finallly made a friend which is great because Langston isn't the most social person. Therefore there relationship had went from friends to enemies.

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At first he gets bullied by Clem after school, but now he says, "I walk home thinking about poetry and Mama and Clem. My first friend in Chicago. " This shows that Clem is now his friend.

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"'Lymon ain't my friend,' Clem says... 'He been getting on my nerves anyhow.'"

This shows that Clem and Langston have something in common. That they both hate Lymon, and Langston only used to hate Clem because he hung out with Lymon, but now that Langston knows Clem hates Lymon, he can trust Clem and start to get along with him since they have a lot in common.

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Langston realized that Clem may not be a bully, although, they have a lot in common. This had got them from becoming enemies, nearing as somewhat "friends" as each page was flipped. At the end of the story, on page 99, Langston mentions, "He didn't laugh. Didn't make me feel like a fool. I walk on home thinking about poetry and Mama and Clem. My first friend in Chicago." Throughout the story, they had built a strong connection, as it had made a good dent in their relationship.

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Langston used to hate Clem and tried avoiding him whenever he could so he didn't have to make contact with him but then the author made it so that Clem and Langston have something in common, which is reading, and that Langston shouldn't be afraid of Clem, the author then made it so that they became friends showing that people and their preferences can change for the greater good. An example from the text is: " I walk on home thinking about poetry and Mama and Clem. My first friend in Chicago."

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Langston and Clem's relationship changed because Clem actually turned out to be a nice person, but just was friends with a bully (Lymon) for a little while until he understood what Lymon was doing was wrong and that Langston is actually a very nice person too.  For example, after Lymon ripped up all of the book's pages at recess when Langston was reading it, Clem went and got every single page. In the book, it says, "'Yep, every single one of them. Had to climb a fence to get the last one, but I got it.' Clem looked real proud of himself." This shows that Clem understood that Lymon did something wrong and he went and fixed Lymon's actions to help Langston out. Clem and Langston even have things in common with each other like reading books and going to the library.

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His relationship with Clem has changed because before they were enemies when Clem was friends with lymon but when they both met at the library and Clem walked Langston home that really showed a true friendship between them.

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He describes poetry as if it is someone very close to him, he speaks about it as if he knows it like the back of his hand and he talks very dear about it like he cares about poetry with a large part of his heart.

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At the beginning of the book, Langston thought that Clem was also just a bully because whenever he got bullied by Lymon, Clem always seemed to be there and laughing. An example of this is on page 9 where the author, Cline-Ransome, writes, "Erroll and Clem start laughing. They're not as mean as Lymon, but they're tryin'." But as time passed in the story, Langston got to know more about Clem ever since they met at the library. He realized that Clem also liked reading and that Clem's dad had passed just like his mom. And near the end of the story, both of them started to spend more time with each other, and Clem revealed to Langston that he doesn't like Lymon at all. He even gathered the pages that Lymon ripped out of one of Langston's books. Now, Langston's first friend in Chicago is Clem. An example of this is on page 99 where the author, Cline-Ransome, writes, "I walk on home thinking about poetry and mama and Clem. My first friend in Chicago."

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One way that Langston describes Poetry to Clem is when he says "Like love and flowers." I think that Poetry makes Langston feel at home and it reminds him of his mother and how everything's going to be fine.

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Langston tells Clem how poetry gives him memories of Alabama. It helps him remember his mom and the poetry and author of the book help him find where his name came from.

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Close to the beginning of the book Clem was not nice to Langton, but then Clem sees Lymon ripping out the pages of the book Langston was reading. After he sees that he becomes friends with Langston and isn't rude to him as he was before.

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Langston's relationship with Clem has changed for the better. Clem used to be mean to him, as a part of Langston's gang, but he doesn't anymore. The text states, "'Lymon ain't my friend," Clem says..."He been getting on my nerves anyhow. But when he went and ripped your book. . .I', staying away is all" (Cline-Ransome 95). Now, they're even friends because of the library. The text states, "I walk on home thinking about poetry and Mama and Clem. My first friend in Chicago" (Cline-Ransome 99).

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Now clem and langston act almost like friends and stuff, they were very making jokes and stuff, and clemis bullying him anymore and clem retrieve all those pages that were hard to get.

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poetry makes langston feel happy and it makes him think of back home with his dead mom.

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poetry makes langston feel happy and it makes him think of back home with his dead mom.

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In the story Langston described poetry to Clem by saying "Poetry's about a lot of things, I guess... I like that it feels like ... like someone is talking just to you. And that someone else knows what it feels like being...you. I can't explain it..." What Langston means by this is poetry reminds him of his mama, and all these poems he feels he can relate to, he likes the way these use words because he remembers his mama writing and saying saying similar things.

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He describes poetry in a way that you can tell that he really cares about it. He says that it makes him feel like someone is talking to him and it makes him feel like someone is going through the same thing as him. In a way it makes him feel like he isn't alone when he is facing a challenge. I think poetry makes him all kinds of things but I think that Langston really loves poetry. It may also make him feel sentimental. Langston says "  like that it feels like...like someone is talking just to you. And that someone else knows what it feels like being you." Page 98

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Langston describes poetry as everything and a way to express feelings. "The way I feel when I think about Alabama and my Mama...." (Cline-Ransome;98). I think Langston feels like poetry is someone he can relate to and connect to. "I like that it feels like ... like someone is talking just to you. And that someone else knows what it feels like being...you." (Cline-Ransome;98).

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Langston describes poetry to clem as though it is Something that is great and very unique, in a good way, Langston also says it is very clear and it talk like the big part of his heart.

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"'Poetry's about a lot of things, I guess..'"

Langston tells Clem that poetry is about tons of different things mixed into one book. I think poetry makes Langston happy and makes him think of Alabama and the quiet nights there and it makes him think about his mom.

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Langston describes poetry as if it was the best thing he ever "encountered" or as the best thing in the world.He describes its like love and flowers.This shows that Poetry is something Langston loves and its like its a part of him.

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One way he describes poetry to Clem is when he says on page 98, "It's like love and flowers, he elbows me." This is one way he describes poetry to Clem in the book.

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Langston described poetry to Clem as, "It's made up of lots of things. It feels like someone is talking just to you. And that someone else knows what it feels like being you." I think poetry helps make Langston close to his mom even though she is gone because she named Langston after the poet Langston Hughes, so I think he feels a connection when he reads poetry and it helps him get through living in Chicago.

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At start he was hiding book because he was scared because his dad doesn't like him reading. Over time he learn more about his dad and got a better understanding of him. His dad was fine with more and more things soon. Now Langston wasn't that scared and wanted to know what would actually happen so he doesn't hide the book and keeps reading even though his dad can see him reading.

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Langston describes poetry to Clem like it really is a beautiful thing made out of different words. Langston says, "I like that it feels like...like someone is talking just to you" (Page 98). Langston tells Clem that in poetry the author knows how you feel. He tells Clem how poetry describes many different things that are relatable to him.

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His relationship with Clem changed when they saw each other in the Library. Langston and Clem were mad at each other at first. Then, after Clem got the ripped out pages of the book, they became friends. One piece of evidence from the book is when Langston walks home with his new friend, Clem. "I walk on home thinking about poetry and Mama and Clem. My first friend in Chicago." (Cline-Ransome; 99)

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At first, Clem was a bully to Langston but as they got to know each other they found out that they were more alike for example, "My daddy passed." which is similar to Langston's mamma passing.

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his relationship is getting better with his daddy because he didnt care about the book and langston read him a poem.

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his relationship is getting better with his daddy because he didnt care about the book and langston read him a poem.

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Langston hides his books because he thinks his Daddy would be angry that Langston is a big strong boy and he spends his time sitting in a library reading silly books. Instead of, doing more manly things that his Daddy thinks will help him when he is older. He thinks that reading books is a waste of time and that he should be doing more "manly" things instead of sitting inside reading by himself.

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Langston tells Clem that poetry is about many things other than love and flowers. He says, "'I like that it feels like. . .like someone is talking just to you. And that someone else knows what it feels like being. . .you. I can't explain it. . .," I say, feeling mad I can't say in words what I mean" (Cline-Ransome 98). I think that poetry connects to Langston because of his mom's influence on him. I also think that Langston Hughes' poetry connects to Langston the most because it reminds him of home, and puts his complicated feelings into words.

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Langston doesn't hide the book because he found out that his dad keeps a chest underneath his bed that has pictures of Mama. He now feels more comfortable with sharing stuff with Dad. One quote from the text that shows this is "I always keep a piece of mama with me wherever I go , and now I know daddy does too in this box under his bed."

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I think he doesn't hide the book because he wants to be open to his dad. This shows that he is trusting his dad more and their relationship is growing more and more.

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I think that Langston doesn't hide the book because his dad knows anyway so he thought that maybe he could just read and his dad may not say anything about it. This tells us that Langston relationship with his dad is getting a lot better and I think that together they are slowly getting adjusted to their new life. Langston and his dad are also learning new things about each other.
They are also speaking to each other more.

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Langston gradually began to come closer to his dad and be more comfortable with his company, and eventually his dad started letting langston be more free, and so langston became close enough with his father that he didnt feel he would be mad about the book anymore so he stopped hiding it.

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He says to Clem, "'I like that it feels like...like someone is talking just to you. And that someone else knows what it feels like being...you. I can't explain it....,'" Poetry makes Langston feel happy and sad at the same time because it reminds him of back home.

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On page 98, Langston describes poetry to Clem as "someone talking just to you, making you feel different in a way." He relates poetry to Lymon and Mama, having mixed emotions when referring to poetry. Throughout the story, poetry had made a huge effect on Langston, helping him get through all the conflicts he'd faced, and giving him the courage to tell the truth. Ever since he'd found out about poetry, the different words had mesmerized him, changing him in a positive way.

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Langston doesn't hide the book from his dad because that shows that his dad is okay with him reading and stuff, that shows that he has faith and trust in his dad and stuff, so now he can read freely and in front of his dad, before he couldn't read because of his relationship with his dad, his dad didn't want him to read because he thought that reading knowledge was worthless and that the only thing that was worth full was physical education, like playing with other people.

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Langston describes poetry to Clem as a lot of things and it feels like someone is talking to you, and those words know what you're feeling. An example from the text is: '"I like that it feels like.. like someone is talking just to you. And that someone knows what it feels like being... you. I can't explain it...,"' I think poetry makes Langston feel safe and it gives him some sort of comfort. Something to be able to get into when things aren't the best, like a safety maneuver or like the shell on a turtle's back. Specifically Langston Hughes poetry reminds him of his memories back in Alabama, it reminds him of it and the feeling of being there even though he's not.

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He describes poetry like someone is talking to you and that someone knows what it feels like being you. It makes him feel at home.

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Langston doesn't hide the book because he wants to connect with his dad, and he knows that his dad misses home as much as he does. He's trying to help his dad through grief, and the book helped him. Langston Hughes was a bigger part of his life back home than he realizes, and his dad longs to be back with his wife, just like Langston longs to be back with his mom. The text states, "'Your Mama. . .she was smart too. Head was always in a book," Daddy says, chuckling to himself" (Cline-Ransome 87).

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I think Langston didn't hide it because he feels more comfortable with his Dad now that he has told all of his secrets. " 'What's the book you got here? More poetry?' 'Um, yes sir. Miss Fulton said she thought I'd like it.' " I think it shows us that they have become closer and that Langston is comfortable with his Dad being around.

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Langston didn't hide the book because I think he now trusts his dad a little bit more and thinks that his dad will understand. Also, Ms. Fulton wanted Langston to stop lying to his dad and tell him about what he has been doing at the library recently and why he likes reading. He also wanted his dad to feel what he feels when he reads poetry. For example, on page 86, it says, "The library has all kinds of books. And these books by Langston Hughes remind me...of home and mama." This shows that Langston is trying to remind his dad of what it was like in Alabama and also try to get his dad to understand why Langston likes to read so much.

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I think Langston describes poetry as feeling at home for example he said "The way I feel when I think about Alabama and my Mama..."
to me that makes me see he has deep connections and poetry is his way to describe them.

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In the last chapter Daddy says "Which way is the Library?...want you to show me this Library where you spending all your time." This shows how Daddy has changed over the story and has accepted that Langston likes to read and he isn't angry at him or sad that his son is doing this he is interested and wants to learn more about the library. This shows how Daddy is a good father and how throughout the story he has became a better person and a more understanding father. And he loves Langston more the anything regardless of his interests.

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He hides the book because he is nervous and scared that his daddy will be mad at him for going to the library and reading when he said he was playing with some boys after school. He doesn't want his daddy to take away the thing he loves and the thing that reminds him of mama and home, and everyone he loves.

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He doesn't hide the book because he knows that his dad will not be mad when he finds out. He says, "I keep my head in the book, making sure he sees me." This shows that Langston is not afraid to share things that he likes or that bothers him with his dad anymore.

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When Langston and his dad went out on their usual errands every Saturday, his dad said they needed to make an extra stop, so Langston needed to hurry up and get out the door. Turns out that extra stop was the library like what Langston told him about. This shows in the end that his dad is willing to try new things and is willing to check out the place where Langston is spending so much time. This also will help make Langston and his dad's relationship coser if they both understand and try the things they both like.

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Langston didnt hide the bbok because he was getting closer and closer to his dad so he started to trust. That reveals that Langston relationship with his dad has become stronger.

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When Langston comes across a library he goes inside thinking its only for white people, and doesn't tell his father about the Library he found because he was scared his dad wouldn't like seeing him read.Although as i continued through the book i can see his and his dads relationship getting better.After he told his father about the Library and how he likes reading poetry and he saw that his father did not get angry or something like that, he feels like he shouldn't hide it anymore.

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Daddy asks "We get to the corner and Daddy turns to me " Which way is the library?" Page 103. This shows that Daddy does care about Langston and he wants his son to be happy so he decided to just accept it.This also shows that Daddy does care about Langstons feelings and he is trying harder to have a better relationship with Langston. This tells us that Langstons dad does care.

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Langston's dad asks him to go to the library to learn more about Langston. This shows that Langston's dad cares about Langston and now is okay with what he likes to do. He was fine with Langston reading the day before he asked Langston about where the Library was. He would like to know more about Langston and help him. They had to work a way out so that they would get along in the end.

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Langston describes poetry to Clem as someone or something talking directly to you and explaining what it feels like to be you. He describes it as something you read, which puts together all the things you feel inside on the outside. Poetry makes Langston feel happy and sad at the same time. But he likes these emotions because he wants to remember his mom, and he wants to feel what he felt during important times in his life once again. When he reads poetry, he loves the peacefulness and enjoyment that he gets.

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His Dad asks to go to the library to see what Langston has been doing. "Which way is the library?", his Dad says. I think this shows us that his Dad is warming up to Langston and trying to be the best Dad. Also, this shows that he does care about Langston, but at the beginning he was just so caught up in life.

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I would of prefered the ending to feature both Langston and daddy not Langston and Clem, because the relationship between Langston and daddy was more of a main focus of the book than Langston and Clem were. I thought the fact that Langston made a friend of his bully was nice but i wouldve rather seen something that hits harder, or is more powerful, such as langston moving back to Alabama or something like that.

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I liked the ending and the fact that Daddy finally came around to liking the idea of Langston going to the library. And I think this is really important to Langston because he has always had to hide the books he's reading from Daddy but now he will be comfortable to read in Daddy's company. This also shows how Daddy has became a better father and changed throughout the story.

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This shows how Langston's relationship with his dad has become closer and now he read openly in front of his dad. Before when his dad was home Langston would hide the book from him but now he reads in front of his dad. "I hear Daddy at the door, stepping into the apartment. But for the first time, I don't put the book down. or hide it under my covers. I keep reading" (Page 102). This shows how Langston isn't afraid to show his dad that he is reading.

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Daddy asked to go to the library because of changes, now he is looking at books and knowledge like it is actually a good thing and that you can see the good things that happened are changing, you can see that he also wants to be engrossed in the vast and unique world of learning and stuff, now his dad and Langston can read freely, this because of his love for Teena and stuff.

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Ever since Langston had found out about Daddy's secret stack of letters from Mama, he'd seemed more open to sharing about his secrets from the library, and even more about Langston Hues. Langston himself wanted to prove to Daddy, that poetry wasn't just a waste of time, but something that changed their past, reminding them of Mama and the hardships they went through. In other words, the "Blues." On page 86, the text states, "Daddy. The library has all kinds of books. And these books remind me...of home and Mama." Langston and his daddy now had a stronger relationship.

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In the last chapter, Langston's dad asks him where the library is. When they are in front of the door, Langston asks daddy if he wants to see inside and he says yes. This shows that daddy has changed and has learned to accept people the way they are and not to push them into doing something they don't love.

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Daddy asks to go to the library. This shows us that Daddy wants to connect with his son, and his love for his son overcomes his beliefs that boys should be strong. He also wants to protect his son, and making sure that the place he's been going is safe is his way of doing that. The text states, "'Want you to show me this library where you spending all your time'" (Cline-Ransome 104).

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Daddy asks to go to the library. This shows that Daddy has changed as a person and is now comfortable with Langston going to the library. This also shows that he is being a good parent towards his kid. He accepts that Langston is smart like Mama and isn't all sporty like him. A quote that shows this is "Which way is the library?... want you to show me where you spending all your time."

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Langston doesn't hide the book anymore because his dad knows and when he figured it out, he didn't get mad or give Langston any sort of punishment. Before hid dad knew, he had to hide it to make sure that his dad didn't figure it out. Now, Langston can read it without hiding it because his dad knows about it and didn't get mad showing he is okay with Langston reading books now. This reveals that their relationship is grwoing and improving because before his dad didn;t want him to read but now he's okay with it. This means their relationship is changing in a positive way.

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Daddy asks Langston which way it is to the library inferring that daddy wants to go to the library. At this time in the book Daddy was starting to warm up to what Langston enjoys and he was starting to except it, so this probably shows he wanted to get to know more about Langston and see what he enjoys.

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i loved the ending because now Langston can chase what he loves and he has a friend that is not bullying him and a pretty good one too, and he and his dad is probably became good book buddy, and he can discuss the book with his dad and he will have a better life.

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I liked the ending, and thought it was good, because we really get to see all the dots connect and all the new relationships. I would have liked to see how Langston and Clem's friendship turned out.

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I loved the ending, I think it could use a twist. I love books with sequels and I love reading them. But over all, the ending was really good.

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Isabella ,Langston doesn't hide the book because he has already told his dad about the books and the library, and is trying to be more open hence why he told his dad about the library.

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Isabella ,Langston doesn't hide the book because he has already told his dad about the books and the library, and is trying to be more open hence why he told his dad about the library.

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I really liked the ending because it ended with Langston and his dad in the library looking around and reading books together. And it all kind of connects back to Langston's mom, I think this is what she wanted for both of them. She always wanted them to have a close relationship and to relate to each other and I think this how she intended for them to do this. Since she named her son after her favorite poet, I think Langston felt a strong connection to his mom through the poetry and felt like his mom was still with him in the library. So yes, I liked the way it ended and how it all tied together to make a deeper meaning in the end. I think it all ended the right way with Clem and Lymon and how Langston and his dad became way closer in the end.

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Daddy asks to go to the library "Want you to show me this library where you spending all your time." This shows that his dad is now allowing langsston to read and he allowing his passion for reading and is not getting upset about it.

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I think the ending was good, but it didn't really end in something exciting. For the book the ending was really important, but I don't think there was too much info in the ending. I would change the ending and add more info into the ending about what happens to all the important characters.

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I think that the ending is good because Langston's relationship with his dad has gotten a lot better and his dad now is okay with Langston going to the Library. I also think that Langston's relationship with Clem is great because now he has a friend that he can share is interests with and he can relate to. I think that overall Langston is a lot happier at the end of the book that he was in the start. So I liked the ending of Finding langston.

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Langston says that he can't really find the words to describe poetry. He says "'I like that it feels like...like someone is talking just to you. And that someone else knows what it feels like being...you. I can't explain it....,' I say, feeling mad I can't say in words what I mean." (Cline-Ransome; 98)

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His daddy asks him, "Which way is the library?" This shows that his dad wants to try out new things because he wants to know where Langston spends all his time. Also this shows that he is more comfortable letting Langston do what he wants.

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Langston doesn't hide the book from daddy because he finally decides that he needs to open up and see daddy's reaction to his actions. This shows that he is getting closer and closer to his daddy, which is really good for both of them. In the beginning, Langston was very scared to share any important information with his daddy like how he got bullied everyday and how he went the library and read on a daily basis. However, throughout the story, with the help of Miss Fulton's encouragement, Langston has started to tell daddy some major things about his life, and most times, daddy accepted what Langston was saying.

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The ending felt like a great way to close the story. It connected back to the beginning with the death of his Mama, but also solved Langston's internal conflict with grief once and for all. The text states, "Maybe she knew she wasn't long for this world, knew I'd need something to get me through, but whatever it was, Mama led me to this library. Helped my hand reach out to a shelf holding a book with my name, and it saved me from the pain of losing her and from a city I hated. And Mama, all the way up in heaven, helped me along the way to finding home" (Cline-Ransome 104). Through reading Langston Hughes' poetry, Langston slowly healed his heart. Now, he's taking it a step further and even helping his father heal. It almost made me cry. I wouldn't change a thing.

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I like the ending and I like how the dad came around to Allow the reading langston does.

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This shows us how Langston's dad is curious to know wher Langston has been going almost everyday after school. Langston's dad wants to know what's so great about this library. His dad didn't tell him to stop going to the library he just wants to check it out. In the text its states that, We get to the corner and Daddy turns to me. "Which way is the library?" (Page 103). This shows his dad's curiousity.

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Isabella, Daddy asked to go the the library as the text said "Want you to show me this library where you spending all your time" . The show that daddy has grown and changed as a farther and he is trying to be apart of Langston and his life.

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Isabella, Daddy asked to go the the library as the text said "Want you to show me this library where you spending all your time" . The show that daddy has grown and changed as a farther and he is trying to be apart of Langston and his life.

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In the last chapter Langston's daddy asks for him to take him to the library to see what he has been doing when he finishes school. This shows that he is starting to show that he really doesn't mind him going to the library and he wants to see it himself. I think his daddy really cares about Langston and wants him to live his best life.

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Daddy asks Langston to lead him to the library, where Langston is generally confused about the question. On page 104, Daddy commands, "Want you to show me this library where you spend all your time." This gets Langston to wonder, in which he later says, "...two blocks back I thought I knew my Daddy. Now I'm back to not knowing again." This shows that Daddy had accepted who Langston was, and his character was special.

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I liked the ending because the people that Langston didn't like changed. I think it was a good ending because now Langston feels like he fits in and can read any book he wants without keeping it secret from his dad. I don't think I would have changed anything.

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Daddy asks to go to the library. This is huge and shows us that Dad has changed in a way that will benefit both of them. This shows us that Langstons dad decided that he needed to change and do something that his son likes with him. This means he now realizes Langston likes other things in life and he needs to accept that. An example from the text is: "' Which way is the library?"

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Langston did not hide the book because he knows that his dad knows about the books. He leaves them out because it is useless to hide them now. This shows that he is brave enought to possibly face a punishment.

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Daddy asks to go to the local library on Saturday with Langston. He does this because he also wants to read and feel the great feelings he would get from poetry. This shows us that he wants to learn from Langston and that he really understood why Langston loved reading poetry so much. This is great for Langston because he doesn't really have to hide this passion of his anymore from his daddy. And this is very good for the relationship between Langston and his daddy as well since now, they will start to spend more time with each other.

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It closes the book to a conclusion and shows what Langston has learned from the book. It shows how Langston has slowly got along with people and he found himself and his life in the library. He knew his life was with poetry and reading. He found where his name may have came from. This ending shows what Langston has learn in his time in Chicago. I would like if the author showed what he thought about Lymon and Clem by the end of the book and what he learned about them, but that is about it.

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to the library it shows that daddy wants to read books too

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to the library it shows that daddy wants to read books too

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I liked the ending and everything about it except I kind of wanted one thing to happen, I wanted that dad to read a book and smile, that how I imagnied the ending, other than that I liked it.

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In the last chapter, Daddy tells Langston that they need to get up early because they're going to make an extra stop. When they get to the corner Daddy asks which way the Library is. He claims it to know where Langston has been spending all of his time. This shows us that Daddy cares about Langston what Langston cares about.

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i thought langton was gonna die or his daddy was

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i thought langton was gonna die or his daddy was

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I liked the ending, I kind of expected him to go to the library with langston and finally have some quality time with langston. but over all it was good.

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I think the ending was a great way to resolve the story, and concluded that poetry changed Langston, and would permanently differ his perspective of other things. He states, "Mama, all the way up in heaven, helped me along the way to finding home." This quote overall states the change poetry had in Langston, and even though he would never see his mother, she would always become a part of him.

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Yes, I do think it was a good ending because it showed how even though Langstons's mother isn't with him phiscally he still knows she is watching over him and taking care of him. In the text it states that, "Mama, all the way up in heaven, helped me along the way to finding home."