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A Hole at the Pole

Name: A Hole at the Pole
ISBN: 9780434968015

By Chris D'Lacey

Billy’s silly idea leads to a snowy mystery: can he really mend the sky?

imaginative adventurous playful environmental

Genres

Fantasy Adventure Nature

What is A Hole at the Pole about?

Billy Cockroft has a daring idea: travel to the North Pole and repair the hole in the sky. His friends laugh, but Billy refuses to give up. With imagination, courage and a special snow polar bear, he sets off on an extraordinary adventure. Along the way, Billy discovers that the secret to mending the hole may be closer than anyone expects. When he returns to school, he has an amazing story to tell—and a surprising lesson to share.

About the author

Chris D'Lacey is a British author who loves writing exciting stories, especially about dragons and adventure. He is best known for his popular series 'The Last Dragon Chronicles'. Chris enjoys inspiring young readers and often fills his books with magical creatures and heartwarming friendships.

Pages

42 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

This edition

1994

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