In "Bud, Not Buddy" by Christopher Paul Curtis, Bud's mother left home due to the hardships of life during the Great Depression and the struggles of raising a child alone. She believed that leaving was necessary for Bud's well-being, hoping he would have a better chance in life. Her departure is a pivotal moment that influences Bud's journey to discover his identity and find his father. Ultimately, her absence symbolizes both loss and the search for belonging.
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