How does Louis Sachar use subplots to make Holes interesting

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28-04-2014

Louis Sachar subplots Holes by going back and forth using flash backs and when you jump to a conclusion and you can guess what happens, Louis suddenly twists the story. Holes is quite unpredictable!

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