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Chapter 1. The Watson's are finally moving in. Beautiful start for a beautiful family. A frozen lifestyle was a big change for them. Needing multiple layers of clothing before going outside for school, they were not living how they wanted. This new change was not something that they enjoyed. It was cold, slow, and a boring lifestyle. All they had to do is get used to this cold region. Shouldn't be hard, right?

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The heat's broken at the house. Everyone's freezing. The Brown Bomber is covered in snow. The family chooses to clear off the car. Everyone's helping each other, keeping each other warm, and working together. As Byron's looking at himself in the mirror he stick his tounge out and puts in on the car. He tounge gets stuck! He starts yelling for Kenny but he isn't buying it, yet he went over anyways. Kenny got the parents and they poured hot water on his tounge. He started to go, wacko! Byron was saying no but then he got out and they were fine after all.

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During their life in Flint Kenny was playing Dino's with a kid named LJ. Them two would play most of the time until Kenny realized that some of his Dino's were missing! Kenny then caught on that LJ was taking some. One day they both played with the dolls and made a hole for the "radio active." After all that playing Kenny went inside to get some sleep. Soon he realized something... He left his Dino's in the hole! He snuck outside and saw that all the dinos were gone! His momma didn't like LJ. He stopped playing with LJ after that day...

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It was another cold day in Flint. Byron's already done some pretty harsh things. Every day the Watsons would layer up before going places like to school. One day Kenny's gloves went missing! It stayed that way until they found out who did it. Byron started to beat up Larry and gave the gloves back to Kenny. Byron then tells Kenny to punch Larry, but Kenny does not want to. Byron makes Larry run into a chain link fence over and over while the other kids make fun of Larry's lack of winter clothes and the holes in his shoes. This causes problems...

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Chapter 11, finally getting to Alabama. After the longest trip ever they finally get to meet Grandma Sands. Kenny and Byron were thinking that she would be a mean and big bad wolf, yet once they met her she was so different! When she came out of the door she was just a teeny-tiny shriveled up woman. They were worried that Byron was going to destroy or like be better I guess than Grandma Sands.

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Kenny wakes up to see Joey getting ready for Sunday school. Kenny falls asleep under Grandma Sands' magnolia free and wakes to a thunderous sound and shake. Then, for a brief moment, the world around Kenny seems to stop. Neighbors come outside to investigate the strange sound. Kenny learns that somebody bombed the church Joey attended. Following his parents into the commotion, Kenny sees scared people everywhere. Momma, Dad, and Byron look all crazy, hanging onto one another and shouting. Kenny notices a man carrying a little girl in a blue dress, just like the angel from Kenny's vision in the whirlpool. Kenny makes his way into the smoky church and spots a shiny black shoe among the rubble. Trying to pull the shoe from the concrete, Kenny realizes that the Wool Pooh's square, gray fingers grasp the other end! Kenny manages to tug the shoe off a frilly white sock before escaping back toward the house. He walks past a strange atmosphere of screaming, shaken adults, and young girls laid out on the grass. He goes back home to see that Joetta was at home.

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The 16th Street Baptist Church bombing was a really terrible thing that happened in Birmingham, Alabama, on September 15, 1963. It's like this: four young Black girls—Addie Mae Collins, Cynthia Wesley, Carole Robertson, and Carol Denise McNair—were at church, just doing their thing, when some really mean people who didn't like Black people set off a bomb. It's so sad because those girls lost their lives, and it hurt a lot of people's hearts. But you know what? Even though it was a really dark time, it also made a lot of people stand up and say, "This is not right!" It kind of pushed people to work even harder for fairness and to make sure everyone gets treated the same. So, even though it was really sad, it helped make some good changes happen too.

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The J.F.K. assassination is a really big deal in American history. It happened o n November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas. J.F.K. stands for John F. Kennedy, who was the President of the United States at that time. He was riding in a car with his wife when someone shot him. It was super shocking for the whole country because people really liked him. The person who did it was caught, but there's still a lot of mystery and questions about what really happened. It's one of those moments that everyone remembers where they were when they heard the news because it was such a big event.

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The civil rights movement was a really big deal in the 1950s and 1960s. It was when Black people and their friends fought hard to end unfair rules that kept them separate from white people. They wanted everyone to be treated the same, no matter what color their skin was. Even though they faced a lot of tough stuff, like mean laws and violence, they didn't give up. They did things like boycotting buses and marching in big protests. Guess what? They changed things! They made new laws, like the one in 1964 that said no more discrimination. It's super cool because it shows how powerful people can be when they work together for what's fair.

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The Vietnam War was a really big deal in the 1960s and 1970s. It was a war between South Vietnam and Noah Vietnam, but the United States got involved too. It started because the U.S. wanted to stop the spread of communism in Vietnam. Lots of American soldiers were sent there to fight, but it was a really tough war, with a lot of fighting and sadness. People back home didn't like it either, and there were big protests against the war. Eventually, the U.S. pulled out, but the war had a big impact on everyone involved. It's a reminder of how wars can be really complicated and have a lot of consequences.

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Martin Luther King Jr.'s or M.L.Ks assassination was a really sad moment in American history. It happened on April 4, 1968, in Memphis, Tennessee. Martin Luther King Jr. was a leader in the civil rights movement, fighting for equal rights for Black people. He was shot by someone who didn't like what he was doing, and it shocked the whole country. People were devastated because he was such an important figure who inspired so many. His death led to riots and sadness all over the country. But even though he died, his dream of equality and justice for all still lives on, and he's remembered as a hero who made a big difference.

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The Apollo 11 was a super cool space mission that happened in 1969. It was the one where humans first landed on the moon! Imagine that, walking on the moon! The astronauts were Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins. Neil Armstrong was the first one to step onto the moon's surface, and he said, "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." It was a huge deal because it showed that humans could do amazing things if they work together. Everyone was watching on TV, cheering them on. It's still remembered as one of the greatest achievements in history.