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Holes By Louis Sachar

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Holes Have you ever been accused of anything and take the blame for it well in this story it goes into a whole new meaning. The book is called Holes by Louis Sachar. Stanley Yelnats gets accused of stealing shoes from a homeless shelter and goes to Camp Green Lake. The theme is growing up. Because he is in his youth, he has ambition at some points in the story, and finally show innocence when put into a bad situation. One reason why the theme is growing up. Because he is in his youth. Because he grows up in a town with his family and that he is in middle school which means he is in his youth. Page 194 “I waited for her at laney park”... ”langley park I’ve been there.”(Satcher,194) Which shows his youth because he has been there before probably

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