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All photos taken from google images. The Watsons go to Birmingham – 1963 by Christopher Paul Curtis chapters 7-8 All photos taken from google images.

Linoleum—floor covering that feels like rubber and is frequently used in bathrooms

Porcupine—large, slow-moving, plant-eating rodent that has large quills covering most of its body

Clomped—walked heavily with a stomping, trampling sound

Permanent—lasting or remaining without change

Mumbling—speaking indistinctly

Pinnacle—highest point of development or achievement

Unveil—to remove a covering from something

Dispersal—the act of causing something to be spread over a wide area

Symphonic—a blend of numerous sounds into one harmonious sound

Haphazardly—dependent upon chance or random activity