Good Girl Olive

About the Book

Good Girl Olive is the story of a little terrier dog who was found stray on the street and through a series of events came to a service dog training school because of her exceptional hearing ability. It was thought that she could provide "ears" for a deaf person. While Olive (aka: Ollie) did well in school, she had a scrappy quality (self preservation) that prevented her from graduating (it's the exceptional dog that graduates.) Olive had her own ideas about what she wanted. By following her own instincts rather than what others wanted of her, Olive finds happiness as a companion dog.

About the Author

Kay A. Schroven is a retired legal professional who has worked as a volunteer with service dogs for a number of years in Minneapolis, MN. She can be reached at kschroven@msn.com This is Chris Hubly's second children's picture book. She also illustrated Ally's Busy Day, The Story of a Service Dog, by Maureen Pranghofer, also published by Trafford (2006.)