The Grapes of Wrath

are the changes for better or for worst?

what i mean is that you know how they had to move and sell everything that they had and at one point or another they didn't have have a place to sleep well does it get better for them ,was moving to california not so bad after all ?

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Within the text of the book, it doesn't get better for them. The end is pretty depressing. The rainy season arrives almost immediately after Tom leaves the family; massive flooding results from this weather. The Joads are caught in a dangerous situation: they cannot escape the flooding because Rose of Sharon suddenly goes into labor. Rose of Sharon delivers a stillborn child that Uncle John sends in a box down the creek.

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