Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Holes by Loius Sachar
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Holes seems to be as much about a place as about the characters. Whether you watch the movie and then read the book or the other way around, an adenture story is in the making. Check out the author's website for q/a as well as discussion points and a Camp Greenleaf survival guide. For your creative writer and reader a webquest provides more discussion and reflection points. An interactive map provides more adventure with the Newberry Award winning novel.
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you know, this is one I always wanted to read, but haven't yet. This week is CRAZY, but within another week or two, I will be officially installed at the bookstore- YAY!! I need to really get a thank you e-mail out to all you Sauconites! I had training today and it was wonderful :)
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