Donuts: The Hole Story

(Hardback)

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Donut cars. Donut trains. Donuts do not make good planes.

In this hilarious ode to the treat with a hole, bright photographic illustrations bring donuts to life like never before! With donut cops (of course), donut pirates (why not), maple bar lumberjacks (eh), coffee jacuzzis, and a bakeshop full of donut puns,Donuts: The Hole Storyis a delicious romp through a world filled with (and made of) everyone's favorite fat-fried friends.

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In this quick-paced tale, the reader follows the activities of donuts in a donut shop after the shop has closed. There are many characters, each a donut shop favorite. From iced donuts to glazed, powdered to sprinkled, they all enjoy their time out of the display case. There has been a robbery of golden sprinkles and the robber must be caught. The cops, in their donut car, chase down the burglar and retrieve the sprinkles. In the end, they realize that when the store opens they will all be eaten and they come together to create an escape plan.

David Miles has created a unique, entertaining story about donuts. There are puns on every page, which may go over a childs head but can be enjoyed by an adult. The story is clever and has a rhyming scheme, making the story flow smoothly and quickly. The illustrations are created by using real images of donuts and adding cartoon faces, which is a visually appealing format. The overall appearance of the book is bright and cheery. Overall, this book is an enjoyable read that children and adults will love.Haley Singleton, BYU Children's Book and Media Review

Author Bio

David Miles makes books for a living. He also reads books, writes books, sells books, shelves books, thinks about books, drives to books, sleeps to books, and cooks from books, but he doesn't eat books (which is fortunate). He is the author of Book and has illustrated multiple series including the Slide-N-Seek novelty books and the Let's Count regional board books. David graduated from Brigham Young University with a BS in business management. He and his wife and son live in California where they enjoy lots of tacos, donuts, and, well . . . books.