holes

With interference and suggestions from his twin sister Janet, four-year-old Jimmy sets out to dig the biggest hole in the world.

As each page is turned, the hole in the center of the book becomes a space for different things, questions and activities encourage children to imagine the various possibilities.

Hearing her friend Marj, the elderly lady next door, speak wistfully of China, Alexis digs a hole all the way through the earth to that exotic country and brings back a postcard for Marj's birthday.

Brief text and die-cut pages record the dilemma of a little girl who discovers that just about everything she owns has a hole in it.

Roslyn Rutabaga, a little rabbit with a wild imagination, sets out one day determined to dig the biggest hole on Earth, and meets all sorts of irritating obstacles along the way.

With interference and suggestions from his twin sister Janet, four-year-old Jimmy sets out to dig the biggest hole in the world.

Mr. Shanahan's refusal to reveal his secret, why he is digging holes everywhere, starts an amazing rumor that brings droves of people to dig with him.

Presents, in English and Spanish, the story of a boy from New Mexico who decides to dig a hole to China so he can have egg rolls and chow mein instead of rice and beans and tortillas.

What causes sinkholes to form? Can scientists predict where they might appear? What are some of the biggest sinkholes in the world? Find the answers to these questions and more in this enhanced media book.

Verses describe the holes that a mole, dog, worm, and rabbit dig, but none can compare with the work of a man and his steam shovel.