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Summary: A very good book
Review: This book was very good. It wasn't just the main story plot that was good, but there were more than one stories going on at the same time. This helped to explain the book to you as you went along. All of the stories pull together in the end and make this a great book.
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Summary: A BOOK NAMED HOLES
Review: During the month of September, are teacher read us this book called Holes.AS we all live in Europe we had a different cover.Everyone thought it was be a bad cover for a book , but we were all WRONG.It was brilliant.I think my whole class were sad when we finised the book.We all agreed that people would want to read it again and again. This delightful story s about a young boy named Stanley Yelnats (spelled the same backwards) who is wrongfully convicted of stealing a pair of famous sneakers.No oned belived him and he was sent to a junivile detention camp for bad boys.There are alotof charactors.Stanley makes friends with a boy named Hector Zarone a.k.a Zero. I really really enjoyed this book because it is so diffirent to all the other books i've ever read.Theres no best part in this book because it has alot of brilliant bits , so it would be hard to pick the best part. I would recomend this book to everyone even if you dont like reading you SOULD read it because if you dont youll miss out on a very very good book. michelle treacy 6th class Ireland
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Summary: Happy, Sad & Curious
Review: Poor Stanley. It seems that if it weren't for bad luck, the entire Yelnats family (including young Stanley) wouldn't have any luck at all. Our entire family enjoyed this mystery (dad even read it one night & the little ones had it read aloud to them). Frustrating sometimes. A little "too" mysterious (until the end) sometimes. But it all managed to come together and had everyone cheering by its conclusion. A great read for one of those lazy days (or even for one of those long nights with a flashlight under the bedsheets!). You'll enjoy it! We sure did!
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Summary: A Hard, realistic tale with a magical twist
Review: Young Stanley, a boy caught at the wrong place at the wrong time. Just blame it on his no-good-dirty-rotten-pig-stealing-great-great-grandfather. Stanley was caught in an act in which he didn't commit, which brings him to a 'camp' called Camp Green Lake. Don't let the name confuse you, its anything but green. Explore Stanley's journey of repenance from generations past, and a new friend that will eventually help Stanley's poor family in the end. A great book, that every adolescent should have the chance to read. Louis Sachar uses her unique style to yet write another awards winning book.
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Summary: Good book for young readers
Review: I am a 15 year old girl, and we read Holes in my English class. I thought the book was pretty good. It really let your mind go nuts, because of how you would be reading about one person in one paragraph and then the next paragraph would be about someone else. I also feel that the leaders at camp Green Lake were to harsh on the kids by making them dig all those holes and sometimes not feeding them. It was just plain nasty. I would recommend this book to really only kids up to 6th grade.
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Summary: A triumphant story for children... and adults
Review: Holes will certainly appeal to Harry Potter fans. It is the type of story where the main character ends up on a quest for self respect, and as a side effect of what he has become, he is many times over the hero. So to be brief, this story is cool and kids will like it. For a little more detail: The story is very simply spoken, but very well written. Frequent flashbacks (100 years back) provide clues to the fate of our hero Stanley Yelnats. Rarely will the author just come right out and explain why a brief sidetracked story has anything to do with the plot, but each one is a key to a new riddle. And even the riddles are often subtle. Some riddles are easy (Why does Zero keep muttering about Satan?) some are moderate (Why was there 'sploosh' in the middle of the desert?) some are a bit tough (Where is Zero's father?). I believe this method of foreshadowing and interpretation on the reader's part could be useful in getting a child to reread this book and developing cognitive abilities. To put it simply again: This book will make you feel happy!
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Summary: You have to read this book
Review: Holes is about a boy named Stanly.He was accused of stealing shoes that belonged to his favrite baseball named Clyde Livingston.He was sint to a camp that you dig holes. He was sent to the camp to find something.
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Summary: THIS IS THE COOLIST BOOK YOU CAN READ!
Review: THIS IS ABOUT A BOY THAT GITE SINT TO CAMP FOR.18 MOUNT BECAUSE THE PEOPLE. THAT HE STOL SHOEL FROM THE HOMELESS SHLTER. AND HIS FAMILY HAD BEN CURS BY HIS DAD DAD.AND IF I TELL YOU ANY MORE I WILL RUNIT THE BOOK.
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Summary: The best book I`v ever read
Review: Holes was a very good book it really intrested me when I read the back. It`s about a boy who was acussed of stealing and had a choice of going to Camp Green Lake or to go to jail. See how his dision changed his life for better or for worse. This exciting mystery book will I hope catch your attention like it caught mine.
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Summary: you've got to read this book Holes. An ausiem book.
Review: My name is my name is SLIM Shady! Holes is a good book for kids and everyone in the hole famly Your kids will have good adventures and excitement.
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