because he was mad at him
because he was mad at him
because he was mad at him
Todd
Bud strikes Todd in the novel "Bud, Not Buddy" as an act of self-defense when Todd is bullying and taunting him. Bud reaches a breaking point and reacts impulsively to protect himself from further harm.
After Todd shoved a pencil up Bud's nose in "Bud, Not Buddy," Bud reacted by punching Todd in the face. This led to a scuffle between the two boys, but Bud ultimately stood his ground and defended himself.
Todd is Mr. and Mrs. Amos' son. He and Bud don't get along well.
In the book, BUD, NOT BUDDY, Todd Amos stuck a Ticonderoga pencil up Bud's nose, eraser side in. He (Todd) says that he was able to get the pencil up farther up Bud's nose than any other foster child. He also makes up things about Bud. IE: wetting the bed. They fight as well and Todd starts a fake asthma attack.
In the book, BUD, NOT BUDDY, Todd Amos stuck a Ticonderoga pencil up Bud's nose, eraser side in. He (Todd) says that he was able to get the pencil up farther up Bud's nose than any other foster child. He also makes up things about Bud. IE: wetting the bed. They fight as well and Todd starts a fake Asthma attack.
If you mean punched, he punched him because Todd stuck a pencil up Bud's nose and was bugging or tormenting him
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Todd Amos
Todd Amos in the book "Bud, Not Buddy" is shown to be a kind and caring character. He is helpful towards Bud and shows empathy towards others. Todd also displays a sense of loyalty and friendship throughout the story.