The Hole Book

Peter Newell's The Hole Books are a series of children's books that feature whimsical illustrations of animals, people, and objects, as well as a variety of puzzles and riddles. The books were first published in the early 1900s and have become a classic of children's literature. The first book of the series is The Hole Book, which tells the story of a curious hole that suddenly appears in a house. As the story progresses, the hole grows larger and larger, and leads characters to explore the various creatures and objects that live inside. As each new character is encountered, a riddle or puzzle is posed. The reader must figure out the answer before moving onto the next page. The other books in the series include The Slant Book, The Rocket Book, The Great Round-about, and The Wonder Clock. Each book features a unique set of characters and puzzles. In addition to the stories and puzzles, the books are also known for their vivid illustrations. Newell's drawings are simple yet highly detailed, and have a unique style all their own. The illustrations have a timeless quality that children and adults alike can enjoy. The Hole Books have been enjoyed by generations of readers and are still a popular choice in children's literature today. They provide a wonderful way to engage young minds and stimulate creative thinking.