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Summary: A Most Worderful Book in this day in Time.
Review: My review is that I like this book because I am not am not much of a book reader but I know a good book when I see it is really nothing I like about this book because it is a good book to read that is why I like it. If I really have to say something bad about the book I would say that I dislike some of the mean people and the book because they hurt peoples feeling som if I were you I would Buy or get this book today I know I will.
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Summary: A differnt exciting book.
Review: My rewiew for the book holes is definitly 5 out of 5. This book was differnt exciting and well written. The main character Stanley Yelnatsis this boy who was sent ot Camp Green lake for suposibly stealing a pair of Clyde livingstons shoes that fell from the sky that were supposed to go to chairty. So now Stanley has to dig holes 5 feet wide and 5 feet deep because it is supposed to build character. But really the warden only wants to find this treasure that was stolen long ago by an outlaw. Will Stanley find the treasure or will the warden? Read this great book and find out.
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Summary: Quite a Gift
Review: My sister gave me this book as a birthday gift. I'm 33, she's 30. I wondered if it was a commentary on her opinion of my mental age. If it was, it was a compliment. This is a brilliant book--fun, suspensful, touching, odd.... What seems like multiple unrelated stories weaves together in unexpected ways. And the writing style is appropriately easy-going and ironic. I recommend this book not only to kids, but also to siblings aged 30 and up.
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Summary: Awesome
Review: My sister in law purchased this book for my boy. He read the book and said it was great.So,I read it.Since then,I have had several people read Holes.They have all loved this book.
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Summary: best book we've read in years
Review: My son and I read this book at the same time and couldn't wait for each other to get to the same parts and compare notes!!! We loved it!! It was VERY interesting and kept you hanging on for every detail of the mystery. We plan to re-read and enjoy the adventure all over again!! Buy this one!!
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Summary: adult and child
Review: My son and I read this together when he was in third grade. We loved it. It's a sad and often horrible story of a boy who is sent to a 'camp' of sorts, rather than juvenile prison, but encounters horrors no parent would think of along the way to doing the time. The 'warden' of this 'camp' is a horror and criminal himself, though it takes all the boys there working together to show the evil. A wonderful story and great lesson too. Be good kids!
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Summary: My 13 year old son loved this book.
Review: My son doesn't particularly enjoy reading, but really got "into" this story and kept telling me all about what was happening in the book. He really enjoyed this book.
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Summary: Even my 10 year old reluctant reader was hooked!
Review: My son hates to read, but he loves Holes. I've been reading it aloud to him for the past week. He has also read some of the book to himself and finds that easy, given the short paragraph format and familiar vocabulary. The plot moves quickly, with each short chapter ending with a "cliff hanger" that compels us to read on. It's a winner!
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Summary: Even my 10 year old reluctant reader was hooked!
Review: My son hates to read, but he loves Holes. I've been reading it aloud to him for the past week. He has also read some of the book to himself which he finds easy to do, given the short paragraph format and not too challenging vocabulary. The plot moves quickly, with each short chapter ending with a "cliff hanger" that compels us to read on. It's a winner!
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Summary: great for 5th grade boys
Review: My son loved this book. He read it with me over the summer and really learned some things about hard work and fairness. Scary at times, very sad to see these boys being treated so poorly, but a great lesson in respecting differences and helping others less fortunate. Falsely accused and sent to punishment worse than many prisons, the main character learns how to survive despite the odds against them, and they do the right thing! Very inspiring and great lessons to learn!
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