1. Writing
2. Skiing in Winter
3. Bridge
4. Walking his dog
5.Chess
6.Tennis
Louis Tomlinson likes football, singing, and joking around with his fellow 1D members.
The main character take a shoe the effect's he had digg a hole
It's generally cataloged simply as "children's fiction."
"Zero drew a diagram in the dirt."
In the novel a hole is just a normal hole. The protagonist is sent to a "Camp" called Camp Green Lake which is a juvenile correction centre. In it, each person has to dig a hole on the dried up lake 5 feet wide, 5 feet deep every day. That's all. It's a normal hole, no personification included. Hope this helped.
Basically I THINK that Louis Sachar builds tension in the novel (story) holes by starting to make you think that the camp, camp green lake will be a camp that is green, full of life and will have a lake nearby. when really the camp is basically just like a desert, it is dry have no water of anything and no food at all. so if you had happened to go there, you would have to dig holes non stop !
Its just Austin Texas cause there's too many settings like San Francisco, his school all this stuff. But overall the real setting of the book is like Austin Texas.
there are many characters, the main character is Stanley Yelnats
Stanley, zero,trout walker, sam, the warden, alan, theodore, rex, zigzag, madame zeroni and stanleys family, mr.pendanski, mr.sir,armpit
It isn't Science Fiction, it isn't a futuristic or even technology. It most certainly isn't an autobiography. I would say it is simply a novel, it really doesn't have the aspect of fantasy one would normally associate with that genre.
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Well, in some ways it is a fantasy, because it involves magic in the form of a curse. Other than that, I would call it straight fiction. I don't see any Science Fiction elements, and although it could have some autobiographical elements, it isn't an autobiography. From those choices, I would choose fantasy. In a bookstore, you'll probably find it under children/young adult fiction.
Holes falls under the category Magical Realism, a sub-genre of fiction.
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Science fiction uses scientific explainations, like 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne or Uglies by Scott Westerfeld. Autobiography is a book about someone's life written by that person, ex: The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin by Benjamin Franklin or No End in Sight: My Life as a Blind Iditarod Racer by Rachael Scdoris. There is also a genre called "Fictional Autobiography," which includes David Copperfieldby Charles Dickens and Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger.
In my opinion after reading Holes by Louis Sachar, I am pretty sure it falls into the genre of Action/Adventure.
p.s. I need to correct the first two people who have answered you question because ALL BOOKS FALL INTO A GENRE! Saying that a book does not fall into a genre is like saying that a food does not fall into a food group.
The book Holes by Louis Sachar is a well written book. The book Holes talks about in adventure for Stanley as he meets a boy named Zero who he helps throughout the book.
Name: Louis Sachar
born: 20th march 1976
fave authors: J.D. Salinger & Kurt Vonnegut
graduated:1976
Death: not yet
Good luck bubz
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