Hole in My Life by Jack Gantos

Hole in my life' is a book by Jack Gantos that is a memoir of his life. It is a book that was published in 2002 by Macmillan Publishers. It was awarded with the Michael L. Printz Award in 2003. In addition, it was awarded with the Robert F. Sibert Medal in 2003.

First taste of the horrors

Known for his books for children, Jack Gantos has also written books for adults. His books include the young adult memoir Hole in My Life, which received the Robert F. Sibert Award for young adult literature and the Michael L. Printz Award.

"Hole in My Life" is an account of Gantos' incarceration. Gantos' book was a finalist for the National Book Award and the Scott O'Dell Award for historical fiction. Gantos' book also won the Newbery Medal and the Newbery Honor.

"Hole in My Life" is a cautionary tale. The author's predicament reminds the reader that truth is sometimes not enough to save a person from tragedy. The author provides advice for aspiring authors and encourages good writing habits. He provides insights into his passion for writing and the influence of reading on his life. He explains how his incarceration shaped his writing.

Writing helped him endure and ultimately overcome the worst experience of his life

Having a name as long as Jack Gantos is no small feat. The New York Times bestseller author has written novels and picture books for kids of all ages. In addition to his numerous books, he's also published articles that appear in a number of popular publications.

He's been an award-winning writer for the better part of a decade, and his Rotten Ralph series is a perennial best seller. But his most recent book, The Trouble in Me, is a bit of a departure from his earlier works. Taking readers on an adventure back in time, Gantos describes what happened when he got caught up in a drugs and crime fueled rat race. Ultimately, he agreed to sail a sixty foot yacht filled with hashish to New York City, and spent six years behind bars.

Learn to sail in a haze of hash and adrenaline

Having spent a considerable amount of time in prison, it's safe to say I'm a bit of a drug aficionado. In particular, I'm a huge fan of hash. It's an expensive drug and, if you're lucky, you might be the lucky person to score a bag or two. I've even sold some to friends and family members in the past. So I'm curious to know if Gantos is really the world's best at the drug trade. And if he is, can we expect him to stick around?

Gantos's memoirs span a little more than a decade, from his early days as a budding smuggler to his current stint in federal prison. In between, he takes time to dabble in the arts. The book is chock full of clever writing, slang and swear words, and a few missteps here and there.

Write about the worst experience of your life

Whether you are a teenager, young adult, or middle-aged adult, you will enjoy reading Hole in My Life by Jack Gantos. Jack Gantos is an award-winning author of over thirty books for children and young adults. He lives in Boston with his wife and daughter. He writes novels for teens, middle-grade fiction, and picture books. He has also written several semi-autobiographical stories. He is a New York Times bestseller.

Jack Gantos was a young boy growing up in Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania. He attended ten different schools between kindergarten and 12th grade. He grew up in a family that rented homes in Pennsylvania, Florida, and North Carolina. His father taught him right from wrong and encouraged him to become a writer.

In the summer of 1971, Gantos became an aspiring writer. He enrolled in a creative writing program, but he did not receive any grades. He thought that there was no way that he could write a book. He started a regular journal and recorded his thoughts. He kept track of ideas he wanted to write about and listed words he wanted to learn. He eventually realized that he had a rich life to write about.