Holes
by
Louis Sachar
4.0 (1
ratings)
Mystery
Format
Audiobook
Length
2h 28m
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 2002
Publisher
Scholastic
ISBN-10
0439445841
ISBN-13
9780439445849
Description
In a remote and desolate desert, a group of boys faces an arduous journey of self-discovery and redemption at a juvenile detention center called Camp Green Lake. The heart of the narrative revolves around Stanley Yelnats, a boy wrongfully accused of theft, who is sent to this strange camp where the mysterious warden forces the boys to dig holes daily. As they toil under the unrelenting sun, they unearth not only buried mysteries but also their own identities and friendships.
Throughout the story, threads of fate intertwine as Stanley learns about his family's history and the generational curses that haunt them. The rich tapestry of the past reveals secrets of treasure, friendship, and the significance of one's choices. In a blend of humor and poignant lessons, the experiences at Camp Green Lake empower Stanley and his friends to rise above their circumstances and reshape their futures, symbolizing hope and resilience amidst adversity.
Throughout the story, threads of fate intertwine as Stanley learns about his family's history and the generational curses that haunt them. The rich tapestry of the past reveals secrets of treasure, friendship, and the significance of one's choices. In a blend of humor and poignant lessons, the experiences at Camp Green Lake empower Stanley and his friends to rise above their circumstances and reshape their futures, symbolizing hope and resilience amidst adversity.
Reviews
I read this book nine times. Nine!I really loved it. Louis Sachar was/is one of my favorite authors.One of the things that I loved about it so much was how all of the characters connected with one another.
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