One whole doughnut, one doughnut hole

Name: One whole doughnut, one doughnut hole
Author: Valjean McLenighan

by Valjean McLenighan

Philosophy

1982

Text and illustrations introduce homophones, words that sound the same but have different meanings and often, different spellings.

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