Holes by Louis Sachar is a book based about unfair punishments. A boy called Stanley Yelnats is framed for stealing a pair of sneakers he did not steal. He got sent to camp green lake where he gets up to trouble.\u00a0 I enjoyed very much because of the different types of characters from innocent Stanley Yelnats to the aggressive Warden.<\/p>\n
The way the author wrote it it was like two different sides of the book; There was the joking funny sneaky boys then there was the dark side of the Warden and Mr Sir. A easy way to show this is when the boys stole a sack of seeds and Stanley took the blame. Mr Sir got angry and took him to the Warden. The Warden wears venomous nail polish; it wasn’t dry and she scratched Mr Sirs face for wasting her time.<\/p>\n
The genre of this book I feel is adventure because Stanley and his freind Zero escape from Camp Green Lake. They have to climb to the top of a mountain. Stanley had to carry Zero to the top. The reason why they climbed to the top is because they believed there was water source at the top. I feel like it is also about freindships, because Stanley has to make freinds with the boys and they all have nicknames: Caveman-Stanley Yelnats, Zero-Hector Zeroni, Xray, Magnet, Twitch, Zigzag, Armpit and Squid they even called Mr Pendanski Mom.<\/p>\n
Louis Sachar wrote very weirdly because there was a poem that he repeated over and over in the book.<\/p>\n
“If only if only the woodpecker sighs,<\/p>\n
The bark on the trees is as soft as the skies.<\/p>\n
While the wolf waits below, hungry and lonely,<\/p>\n
Crying to the moo-00-oon,<\/p>\n
If only if only.”<\/p>\n
But he changes the poem each time. He can make the book really tense. Like when the author made Stanley and Hector starving in the desert.<\/p>\n
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