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Miss Olive Finds Her Furever Friend 

                Book one in  The Doggy Diva Diaries


Susan Marie and Olive   Illustrated by Kim Ranson  and Rebekah Phillips
2019
ISBN:  978-0-578-67286-1
27 pages

What is friendship? 

What does it mean to all of us?  Susan and Miss Olive have written a children’s picture book answering these questions to the best of their abilities.  The main character of Miss Olive is a little dog what wants to belong to a family and a gain a friend. Miss Olive has many surprises coming her way throughout the story.  There are a few issues that will be seen by our Miss Olive. 

The illustrations drawn by Kim and Rebekah were drawn with children in mind.  They mainly chose the color Pink to establish the fact that Miss Olive is a girl to go along with a few other facets of the story.  My favorite pictures were the scenes at the park, especially the birthday party and when Miss Olive tries to make friends and find that one special one.  The actual written words were shown as manuscript lettering, so readers could that feel that this children’s book could be a child’s or pet’s diary, and not just another book of typed words.  The cover art emits a happiness in many ways.



‘Miss Olive and Her Furever Friends’

is a children’s picture book that can provoke communication between parents and children and children and teachers, and even counselors and children. This is a book that could help many social skills that are or may be needed in a person’s life no matter how old.  This is a picture book that will or could be used at various levels of mental learning as well as learning coping skills on whether it is making friends and living with family for ‘Miss Olive and Her Furever Friend’ is a true helper book.


 

Miss Olive Finds Her “Furever” Home is the first book in the heartwarming and inspirational series The Doggy Diva Diaries. When we first meet Miss Olive, she is a sad and lonely little pup hoping to find a loving family and her “furever” home. With the help of her magical fairy dog-mother, “Sophia the Doggy Diva,” Miss Olive learns a valuable life lesson: It doesn’t matter what you look like on the outside. It’s the kindness and love you have on the inside that counts. Your dreams really can come true

 

About the Author

Since 2003, when The Doggy Diva Show aired its first broadcast, Susan Marie and her canine co-hosts – the doggy divas themselves – have been committed to sharing important health and lifestyle information for pets and pet parents, with help from pet professionals, authors, and national industry experts including Bob Barker, Dean Koontz, Julia Cameron, Alison Eastwood, and America’s Veterinarian, Dr. Marty Becker. The show was inspired by and continues to honor its original mascot, “Sophia the Doggy Diva,” who captured the hearts of listeners, becoming “the voice of the voiceless” for homeless animals everywhere. Since 2007, Susan and her divas have penned the bi-monthly editorial column “Diva Delights,” which promotes animal adoption, fostering, and “paying it forward.” The parent of three foster/rescue dogs, Susan is a passionate advocate for animal rescue and is committed to promoting adoption, fostering, spaying/neutering, and the importance of donating time and money to local animal shelters and rescues. Susan is inspired by her aunt, an award-winning children’s book author and animal advocate. Susan is a member of the Florida Writers Association and the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI).
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