Holes by Louis Sachar
prepare a dish that goes nicely with the novel
1. type up the passage and read it out loud to the audience
2. write a one paragraph reflection of the book, do you recommend this novel? why or why not?
3. write a one paragraph explanation how this dish goes with your book
1. Passage from "Holes" by Louis Sachar: "Stanley Yelnats was given a choice. The judge said, 'You may go to jail, or you may go to Camp Green Lake.' Stanley was from a poor family. He had never been to camp before."
2. "Holes" by Louis Sachar is a captivating novel that explores themes of fate, friendship, and redemption. The interconnected storylines of Stanley's time at Camp Green Lake and the history of his family are engaging and well-developed. The novel addresses important issues such as social inequality and the power of perseverance. I highly recommend this novel for readers of all ages who enjoy stories with complex characters and unexpected plot twists.
3. The dish that goes nicely with "Holes" is a campfire stew. This hearty and comforting meal mirrors the rugged setting of Camp Green Lake and the tough conditions that the characters endure. The simplicity of the stew reflects the straightforward and no-nonsense writing style of Louis Sachar, while the warmth of the dish represents the friendships that blossom between the characters in the novel. Just like the characters in "Holes," this dish is satisfying and full of flavor.