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Text to Text - I Have a Bad Feeling About This

I am currently reading the book I Have a Bad Feeling About This by Jeff Strand. This book is about a 16 year-old boy named Henry Lambert who goes off to Survival Camp despite his protests. His dad says that he is a "Wuss" because he has a lot of fears and would rather be playing video games than going outside. He ends up having to do all of these crazy things like shooting bow and arrows, killing people and many other things. There are bad people that come and kill their camp leader and they have to fight for survival.
       This book reminds me of the book and movie Holes by Louis Sachar. This is because they go to a camp to become better. They both experience near death experiences and have to fight for survival. The camp leaders are both bad people but in I Have a Bad Feeling About This, the camp leader is kind of good but ends up dying. They are both very good books and very adventurous. These kids learn a lot of life lessons and mature throughout these books.
       I really enjoyed reading this book because I like adventure books. I feel that the author did a very good job with the way that the characters were written. I do wish that the author had written a squeal to this book about how the kids run the camp the next year because it would be really good. I wasn't really a fan of how some of the scenes were written but for the most part it was really good. I would recommend this book to anyone.

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