This is the town where the Watsons live.

This is how Kenny's teacher gets him to read more slowly.

This is what Byron says the Brown Bomber looks like after Dad has cleaned it up.

This is the year the book is set in.

This is the year that gummy bears were invented (+/- 5 years is okay!).

This is why Wilona bundles her kids up in layer after layer of winter clothes.

This is the "game" that Larry Dunn plays in the winter when he bullies people.

What is the "final touch" that Dad puts on the Brown Bomber--the one he says will set the car apart from all the other buckets of bolts on the road?

This is a system of legal segregation in the South.

This was the original name of gummy bears.

This character is the man that Momma might have married if she hadn't decided to marry Dad and move to Michigan.

This is poet Kenny reads out loud to Byron's class.

This is where Byron and Kenny first see--and use--an outhouse (name the state at the very least!).

This is the book that African American travelers often used in order to plan out safe road trips.

This is the flavor of green gummy bears.

This is why Wilona doesn't want Byron to play with matches.

This is the phrase Byron says to Kenny every time he and Buphead decide to skip school.

This is as far as Byron gets without speaking in the car (name the city).

This is the item that some travelers would keep in their car in order to stay safe if they were stopped by the police or others.

This is the country where gummy bears were invented.

This is the full name of Byron's feature film that he directs in the upstairs bathroom.

This is the joke at Rufus' expense that Kenny laughs at.

According to Dad, what does it mean to be "tangled up in God's beard?"

What is the "trouble" in Birmingham that the Watsons have seen on TV?

This is how many pounds the largest gummy bear in recorded history weighed.