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Sachar, louis. (2000). Holes. New York: A Bloomsbury Children book. (272pp.)
read from may 12th to may 23rd 20ll
Holes is a great book to read about the old days because this book is set in the desert were teens are digging holes besides prison. But stanley was just walking and was hit in the head with a pair of shoes that were droped from a building and was framed for stealing them from a famous baseball player and had to go to prison or go dig holes at camp green lake.
This book got me very nerv ...more
read from may 12th to may 23rd 20ll
Holes is a great book to read about the old days because this book is set in the desert were teens are digging holes besides prison. But stanley was just walking and was hit in the head with a pair of shoes that were droped from a building and was framed for stealing them from a famous baseball player and had to go to prison or go dig holes at camp green lake.
This book got me very nerv ...more
NOT THE BEST BOOK
Holes was a brilliant book where there was lots of misery and adventure. But I think the best part of the book is how everything comes together and the flash backs to the past. for example *spoiler alert*
the characters great grandparents have both met before and nearly everyone is somehow connected. so much better than the movie.
the characters great grandparents have both met before and nearly everyone is somehow connected. so much better than the movie.
I really did not like this book for a number of reasons.
Apr 07, 2009
Brian follensbee
marked it as to-read
Apr 10, 2013
Annika taylor
marked it as to-read
