The Hole Story

Many people think that a hole is just an empty space with nothing to do. But a hole can be very important and provide us with wonderful opportunities to experience the world, play and learn. This book introduces young readers to a spatial concept and experience a word that has more than one meaning.

The Hole Story introduces in its title the concept of a word having more than one meaning. While many children may immediately think of a hole as an empty space, this story helps them explore the purpose of these "empty spaces", giving them purpose and meaning. From providing a home for wild animals, to learning about the many places and purposes we can find for a hole in our clothing, this book allows children to learn about spatial concepts and wordplay through brief and easy to read text and beautifully illustrated examples. This book is suitable for early elementary aged readers.

Lori Croy has spent her life creating and telling stories to children. She has 6 children and 13 grandchildren who have been the recipients of this creativity and imagination, and now she's turning those stories into books to share with you. She is a professional communicator and has worked in higher education and government. She is also an avid cook and food blogger.