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Summary: Holes: Stanleys aventure to brake the cruse
Review: The book is very enlightening and kept on my seat to the very end. My personal favourite is when he gets in a fight with Zig-Zag and Armpit.
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Summary: A Hole within a Hole!
Review: Louis Sacher finds a way to bring the past to light by allowing young Stanley Yelnats III to live and relive the memories and quests of his ancestors. Instead of Stanley being angry about being sent to Camp Green Lake(which does not have a lake) he not only takes it in stride but finds a way to overcome his own prejudice. Stanley befriends and helps another "inmate" named Zero. Zero's and Stanley's paths become intertwined and only through a twist of fate are the readers able to see why. This is an exceptional book! Readers will be unable to put it down!
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Summary: Luis Sacher strikes Again
Review: I wonderfull stroy! Gripping and Compelling! I am only 11 years old but when you pick up a book and read it in a day, you know it's a good book. Sacher creates two amazing charactors along with a gang of other roudy kids. The book kept me reading.If you were acuesed for a crime you never commited what would you do? Well Stanley Yelnats decided to...
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Summary: A Great Book To Read!
Review: A wornderful book. I thought it was very well written. And very crative. I enjoyed it.
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Summary: Holes, Short and Sweet
Review: Holes was an excellant book that I read in one day. I am only 13, but I know a good book when I read one. I have also written a review for the book Fallen Angels by Walter Dean Myers and as far as I know 1 person liked it out of 1. But this book shows friendship and had such irony that makes me want to tell everything Stanley Yelnats doesn't know about his family history and the old Camp Green Lake that saved his life many times. Being younger, I was a big fan of Louis Sacher's Wayside Stories and now he hits the spotlight again with HOLES.
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Summary: Radical dude!
Review: This book has an exciting content about a boy named Stanley Yelnats. He chose to go to Camp Green Lake instead of prison. He has to dig a hole every day that is 5 feet in length, and 5 feet deep.This amazing story unfolds as you read about Stanleys past, present, and future. On a scle of 1-10, I'd give this book a 10.
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Summary: HOLES= SWEEEEEEET
Review: Green Lake or Prison? Stanley Yelnats had to choose. He was wrongfully accused of a crime he did'nt commit and now he was in court saying the word "Greenlake" It sounded good, green, lake, both better than preison right? WRONG! Camp Green Lake was full of mean, crimal boys, and scary counselers. He is forced to dig a hole 5ft long and 5ft deep each day in the blazing sun. This story is easily readable even though there are two stories going on. One about Stanley's history and one about his adventures at Green Lake which both come to an awesome ending. In conclusion I would reccomend this book to any reader who has a creative mind. On a 1-10 scale I would give this novel an 8 because of its great character development but a lack of afterwords information. So go ahead, read it, I know you will love it!
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Summary: Great Book, ... , But it skipped around
Review: This book was kinda of confusing in that the book was so confusing switching back and forth from the olden days.. But I rated it five because it is a really good book. I would reccommend this book if like books that tell about 3 stories at once.. This book is about a boy named Stanley Yelnats III. Everyone thinks Stanley commited a crime, so they send him off to camp. Stanleys path often goes into his grandfathers path and thats when it splits. At this camp, Stanley has to dig holes 5 feet deep and 5 feet wide. He finds something interesting in one of them.. read to find out!
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Summary: Riveting, can't put it down, book.
Review: I am actually 29 but have been reading all things fiction since I learned the alphabet. You don't have to be a kid to enjoy this, it is a riveting, fascinating and quick read for adults as well. This is an excellent book about a boy who goes to a sort of juvenile detention center that the owners try to pass off as a "camp" where kids are forced to dig a hole five feet deep and five feet wide every single day early in the morning before the sun rises. He finds out that digging holes isn't just to build character, as the owner's seem to suggest, but there just may be a deeper meaning in those holes and a reason that the great great great grandson of the no good, good for nothing dirty rotten pig stealing ancestor should be there. If you like a story that surprises you and your kids, you'll love this one. I have read it to my nephews with rave reviews.
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Summary: wowowow
Review: a great book. You must read it. wowowowowowowowowowowowowowo
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