Edith M. Patch / Harrison E. Howe
Join Ann and Ted as they set out to scour their neighborhood hunting for holes, prompted by a casual remark from their Uncle Jim. They are well rewarded for their efforts when they locate ant holes, mole holes, and woodpecker holes, to name just a few. They continue their hunting expeditions in the school garden, the neighborhood park, and the city zoo, becoming so observant they encounter new plants and animals at every turn. Their enthusiasm for the sport may be contagious, inspiring readers to take up the game themselves. Large print text with attractive illustrations.
