Holes (Thorndike Large Print Young Adult Seires)

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Summary: Holes
Review: Holes is a really good book.The book holes is based on this boy named Stanley Yelnats that gets acused by stealing some shoes he goes to camp greenlake and meet's a group of boy's that help him discover his family's mystery.'I recommend holes for all ages and if you want to read a adventure book read holes'.

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Summary: The best of holes
Review: One day a boy named Stanley Yelnats is accused of stealing a pair of shoes. Stanley is sent to Camp Geen Lake. One day he starts to get suspicios,and even thinks the warden is looking for something underneath the dried lake. When Zero decides to run away Stanley goes after him. At the end they find a treasure,and are able to go back home. I really liked this book because it was really fun to read the book holes. I would recommend it to everyone,and i'm sure they would also enjoy it.

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Summary: Holes
Review: This book is great because its about adventure.I like this book because Stanley is accused of stealing some shoes but he didn't steal them they fell out of the sky. Then Stanley goes to court he has been given options to go to jail or to Camp Greenlake.Stanley chosed Camp Greenlake because he had never been to camp before.this is a great book and I highly recommend this book to everyone.

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Summary: Holes
Review: Holes is about a young boy namd Stanley. His family has a history of bad luck. One day, Stanley was just walkng and shoes came flying out of nowhere. It turned out that they were famous shoes and the police came after him. When he was caught, he went to court and was sentenced to go to Camp Green Lake. Camp Green Lake isn't really a lake, just a very dry piece of land that was once a lake. Each day the children had to dig holes five feet wide and five feet deep. It was said that they were supposed to build "character" and to teach the boys a lesson. When really, there was something in the ground somewhere. What was it? You'll have to read and find out. I would highly recomend this book. It is very well written and described. The plot is easy to follow and is very interesting.

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Summary: Read this, alright?
Review: This book is appealing no matter how old you are. On one level it's a character story, about a wrongly condemmed boy named Stanley Yelnats and his experience at Camp Green Lake. (A dry, waterless nothing.)
But the other (and best) part is the sub-plots. There is indeed a mystery aspect to the story, and it's brought to light by making jumps into the past. So at times, it tells two stories and they come brilliantly together in the end. If you don't get what I mean, well it's hard to explain! Read the book and find out the secrets.
Bottom Line?: A MUST READ!!!

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Summary: Holes & Secrets
Review: I enjoyed reading Holes. I was definitely hooked. At first I thought that it would be a dorky and boring story, but in the end it was pretty good. I want to see the movie to compare and see any relations to the book. But if I was given a choice to choose the movie or the book....I'd choose the book hands down.

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Summary: MY Great Review on Holes
Review: I thought that the book Holes by Louis Sachar was a thrilling but mysteris book about a young kid who told the truth but not everyone belived him. The author displays a great knowlege on interesting facts which includes: A great courage, intelligence, great power, authority, and many many more great characteristics. This author should be rewarded for what he has accomplished. I can not fathem to say anything more about Louis Sachar because he is a great american writer.

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Summary: Holes
Review: "You are to dig one hole each day, including Saturdays and Sundays. Each hole must be five feet deep and five feet across in every direction." This is what the hero of Holes, Stanley Yelnants, is told when he arrives at Camp Green Lake. There is no lake at the camp, nor has there been for over 100 years.
Louis Sacher, author of Sideways Stories From Wayside School and There's a Boy in the Girl's Bathroom, really has a great book here. Our hero Stanley winds up going to this "camp" after he is wrongly accused of stealing the sneakers of baseball great, Clyde Livingston. At Green Lake, Stanley wakes early, eats, and then spends the rest of his day digging a hole in the middle of a desert wasteland that once was a lake and town.
As Stanley gets used to the camp's schedule, he meets his fellow campers. There's X-Ray, Zigzag, Armpit, but most of all Zero, who Stanley will have a special bond with. Of course those aren't their real names, just nicknames given to every camper at Green Lake (Stanley's is Caveman).
The present day Camp Green Lake is a place of harsh treatment, fate, and mystery. The longer Stanley stays at the camp, the more he sees that there is more than just "building character" in the holes he digs. The camp's warden, a venomous, angry person, is looking for something. But what? That's just part of the mystery in this book.
There are two parts in this book that take place in the past. One is when Stanley's ancestor seeks the help of Madame Zeroni and brings a curse upon his family. The other is in the past Camp Green Lake, 100 years ago.
Holes is a wonderfully imaginative book with fate obviously playing with, and against, the character's lives.

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Summary: Holes
Review: Holes is a good book though a bit confusing to get into at first, there are two stories taking place, one about the boy who is sent to dig holes and the other about a lady quite a few years back. It's exciting and different.

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Summary: good for all ages
Review: I have only one word for this book. "Nice." This book is good for all ages 5 to 153. This book has action and mistory in one awsome book. I think people should see the book before the movie it will help a hole lot. (get it hole as in holes lol)