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Ayn Rand's Holes

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I would recommend to read this book to anyone. Holes is an amazing book. The book Holes is about a kid named Stanley Yelnats and how he gets arrested and goes to Camp Green Lake. There Stanley meets Zero and they become friends. Later in the book Stanley is risking his life to try and save Zero’s. The book is very well written. The book has these attributes mystery, and action. The book starts off about how Stanley goes to Camp Green Lake. Then once Stanley gets to Camp Green Lake he has a really hard time. He has to get used to the harsh weather, the big work load, and get used to all the boys at the camp. When I was reading this book I wanted to keep reading because I just wanted to know what was going to happen next. The book was always

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