A group of carpenter ants live in a tree stump. One day, an ant decides to drill to the outside of the stump to see what's there. The other (more pessimistic) ants think that's a bad idea. What if there's an aardvark out there? Everybody knows that aardvarks eat ants. The first ant drills the hole anyway, and sees something orange (could it be an orange aardvark?). This delightful read-aloud story for young children will introduce the colors of the rainbow. Add some mystery and word play, and this is fun for all (even adults reading the story).
Minnesotan, Michael Hall, author of My Heart is a Zoo, Cat Tale, and Perfect Square, is the creator of this color fest.
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