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Summary: Holes
Review: DiggingBook: Holes
Author: Louis Sachar
Number of pages: 233
Price: $3.99/ paperback Imagine walking under an over pass while walking home from school, when you get out from under the pass shoes fall from the sky and hit you in the back of the head. You get frightened and start running, after about 10 ft the police turn the corner and see you running with the shoes and suspect you were the one who stole them. Well that's exactly what happens to Stanley Yelnats in the book holes
He was sentenced to jail or a year at camp green lake a boy's camp in the middle of nowhere. (Boy was he in for a surprise). When he gets on the bus they travel a hundred of miles into the middle of nowhere.
The point of the book was to show that if you were positive and sure about something then you'd eventually get something good out of it. The catchy title is what pulled me in and the inscruciating detail.
Imagine if you had to dig 5 foot holes every day for a year. That would be hard on you and the people who were digging with you.
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Summary: You've Got To Dig This Book!
Review: The book I am previewing is Holes, written by Louis Sachar. This book is about a boy named Stanley Yelnats that gets sent to Camp Green Lake for something he didn't do. His family believes that he got sent to Camp because there is a 100 year old curse on the men in the family. At camp, Stanley's best friend is Zero. Zero escapes from camp and Stanley gets worried and starts to search for him. I would recommend this book to a friend because it has a lot of detail and it is action-filled.
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Summary: Read this book
Review: The book I am reading is Holes by Louis Sachar. I gave this book four stars because it was funny and well written. My favorite characters are Stanley and Zero. I like them because they are the main characters. My favorite part is when Zero and Stanley climb the mountain called "Gods Thumb." Holes is one of my favorite books.
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Summary: Everybody's Digging For Holes
Review: The book that I am reviewing is Holes by Louis Sachar. This five star book is about Stanley Yelants who is accused of stealing Clyde Livingston's shoes. When Stanley goes to court, the judge tells him that he has two choices, either go to jail or spend 18 months in Camp Green Lake. Stanley chooses to go to Camp Green Lake, but the problem is when Stanley arrives at Camp Green Lake he finds out that it is no longer a lake. As the days pass by Stanley makes friends out on the lake where he has to dig on hole a day. And as soon as he finds out that friends are like a treasure. And when one of his friends Zero runs away Stanley go out and rescues him and carries him up the mountain. Stanley finds out how to build up character by being a friend instead of digging holes. If you want to find out more of this awesome book go to your local library a pick up a copy of this awesome book!
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Summary: Holes
Review: The book I'm writing about is Holes, by Louis Sachar. This book is about a person name Stanley, he is an innocent kid who gets dent to Camp Green Lake because the police accused him of stealing shoes. You might be thinking to your selves, "Oh, big deal! A pair of shoes? I've done worse! " But these aren't any ordinary shoes, these are Clyde Livingston's shoes. Clyde Livingston is a famous baseball player. Well, anyways, in Camp Green Lake, you have to dig holes all day. They think it will build character. Actually, they are trying to find something, but what? Read this book to find out.
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Summary: Holes
Review: The book I read was Holes written by Louis Sachar. I think Holes was great. The book was so exciting. I would recommend this book to everyone. I liked how the author explained the book. The author had a lot of great details in the story. I liked reading the story a lot. My favorite part was when Zero met his mom. That is why I enjoyed the book Holes.
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Summary: Holes The Greatest Book Ever!!!!!!!
Review: The book I read was Holes by Louis Sachar. I liked this book because the author put a lot of details in the story. Also, I really liked the flashbacks about Kiss'in Kate Barlow. My favorite part was when Zero (Hector Zeroni) found his mom. I would recommend this book to everyone because it was excellent.
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Summary: Amazing Holes
Review: I just read the book Holes by Louis Sachar. The book is great. I even read it twice. In the beginning of the book Stanley Yelnats gets hit in the head by a pair of shoes owned by a famous baseball player. He has a choice of going to jail or to Camp Green Lake. At Camp Green Lake my favorite character is Zero. He is my favorite because he is funny. He also does weird things in the book. I think that everyone should read this amazing book!
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Summary: Holes is a great book for all Ages
Review: Stanley Yelnats's great, great-grandfather once took a pig from a one-eyed gypsy. The great, great-grandfather said that when the pig became full grown, he would come back and carry the gypsy up a mountain to let her drink from a river that runs upwards. The grandfather never did, and from then on Stanley's family seemed to have bad luck.
Stanley was wrongly accused of stealing famous sneakers, and was sent to Camp Green Lake.
Another boy, Zero, got mad and hit a counselor with his shovel and ran away into the desert. Stanley felt as if he should go after Zero, but he did not want to die out on the desert.
Zero had a strong will and would not back down unless there was something making it absolutely impossible for him to move on.
This book may be directed toward kids, but I would recommend it to anyone. The whole book relates to itself. It is interesting how it takes five different stories and makes them all relate to each other. This book will make you think everything is getting worse and worse and just when you think you've had enough, and then story looks up and things get better for Stanley. This book is very easy to read and almost anyone could read it, but I guarantee that if you read it you will love it.
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Summary: An All-Time Classic for All Ages
Review: Louis Sachar's book has won more awards than there are holes at Camp Green Lake, and that's quite a few. 'Holes' not only deserves each award, it deserves to be read by a wide audience spanning every imaginable age category. As the book opens, Stanley Yelnats is on his way to Camp Green Lake. It's a camp for boys, but Stanley's not very happy about it: It's actually a correctional facility in the Texas desert. "If you take a bad boy and make him dig a hole every day in the hot son, it will turn him into a good boy," say the camp "counselors." Stanley's not convinced. Stanley IS convinced, however, that he's not bad, but cursed, as are all the men in the Yelnats family, dating back to his great-great grandfather. Unfortunately, Stanley sees no way out of the curse or Camp Green Lake. But there's something strange going on with all these holes the boys have to dig... 'Holes' is an incredible book with a simple, yet complex story construction. The lessons it teaches are universal, subtle, and tastefully handled. 'Holes' is not one of those books that will be in favor for a few years before it fades away into obscurity. This is a book that will one day be mentioned in any and all discussions on the very finest in young adult literature. An instant classic. 233 pages
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