There Is Not Usually a Hole

Daisy Hirst's "There Is Not Usually a Hole" is a delightful and quirky picture book about Betsy and her stuffed crocodile, Philippa, who encounter a most unusual hole during their walk. What starts with a banana emerging soon turns into a full-blown adventure when Philippa tumbles in. Betsy's journey to find her friend leads to unexpected discoveries and new friendships, highlighting themes of curiosity, bravery, and the joy of sharing. Perfect for children aged 4-8, this book encourages imaginative play and gently introduces the idea that embracing the unknown can lead to wonderful connections.

A quirky, fun, and surreal story about new friendships (and snacks) for all curious little adventurers. Betsy and her stuffed crocodile Philippa are out on a walk, when Betsy points to the ground. "There is not usually a hole." Then something comes out of the hole. It is a banana. Followed by a number of other unexpected items. Betsy is content to watch what happens, but when Philippa disappears down the hole, Betsy has to go find her. From master picture book creator Daisy Hirst comes a story of friendship and sharing, and realizing that more is indeed merrier.