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Summary: Holes
Review: IF you are looking for a good book. Check out the book Holes by Louis Sachar. This book has mystery and a lot of action.
This book is about a kid named Stanley Yelnat . He
has a curse upon him . It all started when Stanley stole a pair of shoes. Now Stanley has unjustly been sent to Camp Green Lake . A boy's detntion center.Where everyday the kids dig 5 feet wide and 5 feet deep holes to build character . There is no lake at Camp Green Lake , but a lot of holes.
Stanley starts to realize that the warden is looking for ssomething , but what ?
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Summary: Inside The Book Holes
Review: This book is about Stanley Yelnats being accused of stealing shoes from an orphonage . He was sent to Camp Green Lake . As you may know Louis Sacher is the author of this wonderful book , Louis Sacher is one of those authors who likes to make up goofy , imaginary thingsto ut in his books . It is the same thing with this book he puts goofy stuff in it . Like when all of the boys in tent D called Mr.Pendanski MOM pretty funny huh ? I loved this book so much that I just finished reading it my 5th time ! I recommend this book to anyone who likes a good laugh and a surprise ... wait I don't want to tell you that , so any way if you see this book grab it before anybodyelse does and enjoy this wonderful exciting book ! SO GO AND READ THIS EXCITING BOOK !
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Summary: Da Review on Holes
Review: I love this book! If you're wondering, it is not about digging holes! Well, it kinda is! Stanley Yelnats gets in trouble for stealing shoes. He says the shoes fell from the sky.
"Hey, Caveman is cool!" It turns out that the lump is not caveman, I am. Stanley is a nice kid who is a little overweight. It takes place at a 100 year old "lake" which is now dry and hot!
I like how Louis Sachar uses a lot of flashbacks.Stanley is really.........read to find out!!!
I was stunned to find out Stanley was......read to find out!!!
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Summary: Great
Review: Stanley Yelnats is sent to a camp called Camp Green Lake. 100 years ago there was a lake at Camp Green Lake.But now it is all dried up. Kids that are bad are sent there. Stanley went because he stole a foster home kids shoes. Everyday now he has to dig a hole 5 feet wide and 5 feet deep in 90 degree weather. They have to dig because supposedly there is a treasure where the lake used to be. Will he find it?
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Summary: Addicted to onions......
Review: This has fast become one of my favorite books. Now have read it twice it, still(unlike many stories targeted at younger audiences)holds up incredibly well. Its quite an amazing story. Or rather two stories inttwined perfectly together to complement eachother and come together in one big climax. Its a strange bizarre tell. I'm so glad They're making a movie of it, the question is..."Will Justice be done?", that's my concern. Because its an amazing tale. A tale about societies unerdogs coming out on top. A tale of keeping promises, a tale of destiny, a tale of hope, a tale of courage, and many others. But above all it is story about friendship. A very unlikely one at that. Holes is a very strangely great book. You may expect very little, but you'll most likely come out with alot. God Bless ~Amy
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Summary: Holes -Kaleb great book
Review: Would you like a mystery or an adventure book? Then you would like to read the book, Holes. It's about a teenage boy who was sent to a camp in the middle of a desert when he was accused of stealing a NBA players shoes. The boys name is Stanley, and whoever was at the camp was forced to dig a hole 5ft. wide, and 5ft. deep. If you would like to know why they're digging holes, then read Holes. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes adventure and mystery.
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Summary: Holes- Jordan
Review: Have you ever been punished and had to dig a hole five feet wide and five feet deep. Stanley Yelnats was found guilty for stealing a superstars shoes. Stanley chooses to go to Camp Green Lake and meets a lot of new friends there. Their punishments are digging holes but the question is why. Everyone that can read this book will enjoy it.
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Summary: one of the best books ive read
Review: this is one of the best books ive read its about a boy that gets in trouble for something he didnt do but he was framed for it. so he has to go to to a correctional camp (boot camp) so when he is there he comes across some difficulties in the camp. Then when he is just about ready to come back the judge finds out that he has been wrongly acoused. this was one of the most exiting books ive read.
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Summary: The Best Book In World History! -- Holes
Review: A book about holes? Who would want to read that? Well who ever judges a
book by its cover won't pick this book up, and that is one big mistake! Holes by Louis
Sachar is one of the best books that I have ever read. This book is about a.. well you can
say a chubby looking kind of kid. His name is Stanley Yelants, (the last name is Stanley
Backwards) he is not a popular kid and isn't known for the best luck. Well truthfully his
whole family isn't known for their luck, all because of his one no-good-dirty-rotten-pig stealing-great-great-grand-father. In the family of Yelants, any time anything unlucky
happens (which happens most of the time) the Yelants blame it on him.
Anyway Stanley is under a curse, he was framed from doing something he didn't
do. All because of that one incident Stanley is sentenced either to spend a long period of time in jail or a long period of time in Camp Green Lake. Well put yourself in the position, try to envision having to make one choice. I would have picked the camp. So did Stanley. From what Stanley had experienced throughout the book in a way he regretted going to the camp Green Lake. The Camp sounds fun and joyful but that was a perfect description of the camp, if you wanted to find the total opposite of it!
The camp was out in the middle of nowhere, where the lake use to be before the lake dried out. It is in Texas, not even close to home. Stanley's life was going so bad he didn't think anything worse could happen. Until he met the camp ruler. She was one of the meanest people you could ever meet, Ms. Walker. Also known as the Warden. The whole camp was also based around one thing, which was digging holes day after day that had to be as long as his shovel and as wide as his shovel (which is pretty long). Stanley thinks that the Warden is out to find something that is buried, so she has them dig the hole and do the work for her, they were told that whenever they found something to report it to her right away. When Stanley had arrived he knew that it was going to a voyage. He had to sit there on a sweltering hot bus and think that he wouldn't be home for about 2 years, at the least. The whole theme of the book is about Stanley's life at Camp Green Lake about the fun he had, the trouble he got in to, the kids he met, the torture he went through, and the lesson's he learned.
Everyone I know that read Hole's, gave it a five out of five review. I would also give it a five out of five. A sixth grader recommends this book from N.Y; I would suggest this book for readers of the age nine and up. If you are ready for a shocking, get hooked on, exiting, exhilarating, entertaining, pleasurable, thriller kind of book then you have to read Hole's, a Newbery medal award winning book by Louis Sachar. There is a movie coming out because the world thinks that this book is a sensation! By, Taylor
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Summary: Holes Review
Review: Getting accused for something that you didn't do, having no friends, how could life get any worse? Well, for Stanley Yelnats'it can't. He gets accused for stealing a famous baseball players shoes, (which really did just happen to fall out of the sky.) He gets a choice of jail or Camp Green Lake. Stanley has never been to camp before, and never would have thought of one being like Camp Green Lake. This camp is for bad boys, who go there to build up character in them, that is what it is like in the book Holes by Lois Sachar.
When Stanley gets to camp he finds out that every day, in the bright sun, on a dried up lake they have to dig holes. Holes that are exactly five feet deep and five feet wide, the exact length of the boys shovels. After some time Stanley starts to think that the boys aren't just there to build up character in them, but he thinks that the warden is looking for something. What could someone be looking for in the middle of a dried up lake? That is the question that keeps ringing in his mine.
Through out the book Lois Sachar hooks the reader in on every page. Also at the end of every chapter there is a cliffhanger that makes the reader want to read until they have finished the book. With the way that the author writes, he gives you clear and vivid images, so that you can see what is happening and feel like you are there with the characters. Feeling this way you get to be there with the characters as they go on their adventures and come upon their dangerous encounters.
Most of Stanley's life through the book is spent digging holes and trying to find out what the warden is looking for. With many adventures and dangerous encounters along the way, can Stanley solve his mystery?
As a sixth grader from New York, I thought this book was exciting to read, it hooked you in, and it took you on adventures. I think readers from the ages 9-13 will love this book! On a scale from one to ten, I would give it a ten. Also if there were ten good books and I had to pick one; this would be the book! It was interesting, fun to read, and at the end of the book it gives you a cliffhanger that you have to decode yourself. Read the book to find out if Stanley decodes his cliffhanger!
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