
Written by Hans Wilhelm
Part of the I Like to Read series
Animals see different things through a hole, sparking a debate. Is it a hole or something else?
Dog discovers another dog through a hole in the wall, but Warthog, Lion, and Elephant see something entirely different. As each animal insists they're right, a humorous debate unfolds. What is the truth behind the mysterious hole? In this clever twist on Mark Twain's A Fable, young readers will delight in the surprise revelation and learn about perspective and friendship. Can the animals find harmony despite their differences?
When the Dog looks inside a hole in the wall, he spies another dog! Dog can’t wait to tell Warthog, Lion and Elephant the news. But when his friends look in the hole for themselves, none of them find the dog. In fact, they each see something different! An argument ensues. Each animal is sure the others are wrong, because everyone can’t be right . . . can they? After a little reflection, readers will be delighted to discover that the hole in the wall is not a hole at all but a mirror. At the end of the day, friendship and harmony prevail. Hans Wilhelm has created a humorous interpretation of Mark Twain’s A Fable.
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