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Oreo's Adventures

Oreo At The Airport

Robin Gwin
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Robin Gwin

About

Oreo's Adventures: Oreo at the Airport is the second in the series: Oreo's Adventures. This book continues with the true-life story of three orphaned children living in an orphanage in the Philippines. In the first book, Oreo in the Orphanage, readers were introduced to the children and learned how they came about receiving their dog Oreo. In the second book, the story continues three years later with the children finding out that they have been adopted by a family in America. They also learn the family will adopt Oreo, too. The children's parents come to bring them home and soon after Oreo arrives at the airport for his flight. Oreo decides he will not get on the plane and breaks out of his crate. He remains lost at the airport for several days while the family waits in hopes of hearing what has happened to him. We hope you will enjoy our true-life story about our adopted children and their dog Oreo.

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