Angielski
Doodle is supposed to be a perfect poodle.
At least, that is what Olive thinks.
Every morning, Olive brushes Doodle's fluffy cloud fur, adds bows, straightens scarves, and tries very hard to make Doodle look beautiful.
There is just one problem.
Doodle doesn't like that.
Doodle likes puddles.
Doodle likes mud.
Doodle likes zooming, splashing, chasing pigeons, causing chaos, and being completely, wonderfully Doodle.
With a troublemaking pigeon called Percy, a very offended garden gnome, far too much mud, and one unforgettable rainbow paint disaster, Olive slowly begins to understand that Doodle was never meant to be perfect.
Doodle Doesn't Like That is a funny, muddy, joy-filled picture book about being yourself, loving what makes you different, and learning that perfect is nowhere near as much fun as free.
Perfect for children who love silly animal stories, muddy puddles, mischievous pets, pigeons, bath-time drama, and books that make grown-ups snort-laugh at bedtime.
