Don't laugh at me, I read the book and watched the movie Holes.
Oct 17, 2024

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i’m tired of this, grandpa!
Oct 17, 2024
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Huge props to hole-digging. Was talking to a couple ladies the other day and one of them was talking about this rambunctious five-year-old that she knows and she said, "someone needs to give that kid a shovel!" And I said, "Yeeeeeesssssss! That was my childhood."
Oct 17, 2024
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i remember reading the book and watching the movie in 6th grade and was just absolutely mesmerized. rewatched it recently and its just as good. with all the gardening ive been doing in the texas heat i feel for these kids. i also just love peaches.
Jul 1, 2025
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Jurassic Park… the film is of course a classic, but for whatever reason I never felt drawn to the book. That is until I found myself in a hole. Too many choices, so (as is to be expected) I ended up going for a book that wasn’t on my (really long) “to be read” list, nope I ignored all my to-reads and went straight for this because why not! Right from the start, I caught stuff that was left out from the movie, included in later films in place of the original, or just so perfectly adapted I could picture the scene. I know people often recommend to read the book before the movie, but I loved having the additional worldfeel before diving in. The book of course covers a lot more ground than the movie, but the extra science and story does nothing but ramp up the fun. You may even find yourself on a YouTube hole afterwards, researching paleontologist field-work.
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