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The Holes book series by Louis Sachar, published between 1998 and 2006, consists of three books set within a single narrative universe connected by shared locations and characters. The first book, Holes, introduced Stanley Yelnats, who is sent to Camp Green Lake, a detention center where boys are required to dig holes daily. A later book is a survival guide written from Stanley's perspective, offering advice on enduring the camp's harsh environment. Another book focuses on Armpit, a former resident of Camp Green Lake, exploring his experiences and challenges following his time at the camp. All books are written by Louis Sachar, an American author known for his work in children's literature.
Publication order
In the order the books were originally released.
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Buy on Amazon1998 · Louis Sachar
Stanley Yelnats is under a curse that began with his great-great-grandfather and has followed generations of Yelnatses. Unjustly sent to a boys'…
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Companion & related books
Related titles and editions that sit outside the main numbered order.
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Buy on AmazonStanley Yelnats' Survival Guide to Camp Green Lake
2002 · Louis Sachar
Presented as a guide for anyone who might find themselves at Camp Green Lake, this book has Stanley Yelnats, known to some as Caveman, offer…
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Buy on Amazon2006 · Louis Sachar
Two years after leaving Camp Green Lake, Armpit is trying to rebuild his life in Austin, Texas. He faces challenges due to his past, but his…
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Frequently asked questions
What order should I read the Holes books in?
Read them in publication order, starting with “Holes”. Start with “Holes.”
How many books are in the Holes series?
We list 3 books by Louis Sachar , published between 1998–2006.
Where can I buy the Holes books?
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