Welcome to Oliver Doodle's Forever Home


Oliver Doodle's Tales is an uplifting children's book series that fosters coping mechanism through knowledge.

In Welcome to Oliver Doodle's Forever Home, children learn about adoption, non-traditional family, and moving to a new home. Oliver's leaves his dog family on the farm to begin a new life with his human family in the city. The story reveals the emotions, apprehensions, and coping skills he develops during the process.

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