At the bottom, you are low; up is how you must go. You may fall in and feel stuck or it could be a spot of luck. Dig it deep, then you'll see- inside out is where you'll be.
What am I referring to? Stop by Wednesday for the answer!
I gave you a clue from the DMS's adventures in the Talking Library!
Fairday Morrow and the Talking Library!
Jessica Haight & Stephanie Robinson
Illustrations by David SanAngelo
Book 2: Fairday Morrow Series
Middle grade mystery
Age range: 8 years and up
Grade level: 3 and up
Publish Date: October 23rd, 2017
Publisher: Willow Press
Pre- order available!
A hole?
ReplyDeleteHave to agree with Alex. Or maybe even a wormhole?
ReplyDeleteHi DMS - I was thinking lift shaft ... but that doesn't work either ... no idea yet again ... cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteThe only thing that comes to mind is a hole. Fun picture clue!
ReplyDeleteFalling into a book or story?
ReplyDeleteA hole to fall into? Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteA sinkhole? This one is challenging. :) ~Aleen
ReplyDeleteMy brain doesn't work well with riddles. All I see is a hole with this one.
ReplyDeleteIt's a cavern or a cave.. it just could not be a simple hole!
ReplyDeletefalling in a hole or cavern?
ReplyDeleteI see hole, wormhole, but not really sure. Hard riddles lately.
ReplyDeleteColour me clueless. My answers don't really fit.
ReplyDeleteDown the rabbit hole we go.
ReplyDeleteWorm hole or dark hole sounds right but I couldn't help but think of socks
ReplyDeleteThinking hole myself!
ReplyDeletebetty
The picture makes me thinking of Alice falling into the rabbit hole – so a hole, or perhaps falling into a different dimension?
ReplyDeleteI had no idea, lol. But then people say wormhole, and I saw that picture you shared, and so I think that sounds okay :D
ReplyDeleteExcellent guessing, Riddlers! The answer has been dug up. ;) ~ F
ReplyDeleteA hole???
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