Oscar didn't like to play fetch a ball with Noel. But, one day he found a little yellow ball in the dog park and everything changed. Noel and Oscar enjoyed playing with the ball every day in their backyard. Oscar liked the ball so much that he carried it with him even when going for a walk. That turned out to be a big problem because one day he dropped it into a fast river and could not find it again. Oscar was sad because he lost the ball, and Noel because Oscar didn't want any other ball for their play time. What could Oscar, Noel and their friends Dave and Moe do to save the situation? This is the second book in series of picturebooks Adventures of Oscar The Beagle. Books are telling the story of friendship between Oscar and a boy Noel. It emphasizes trust and learning from mistakes, teaches the value of friends and family. The main character Oscar also has the superpower in form of his extraordinary sense of smell. Other two titles are Broken chair (also available on Amazon and KDP) and Trouble with the Pie (coming soon). Who is Oscar in real life? #realoscar Oscar came to us in a box. Once freed, Oscar instantly went into a Beagle frenzy sniffing around the flat, looking for who knows what. He had the squeaky voice, clumsy legs, and infinite cute factor. This anarchist, cat among dogs, punk rocker out of the box became our pack member with a bit of his own agenda. Years passed by, and Oscar enjoyed long walks, running on the river bank, in a dog park, playing with other dogs and his pack. Then in his fourth year, we moved to the countryside, he got his backyard, frequent encounters with rabbits and deer, and a lake where he would swim almost every day. Oscar was (and still is) a proud and strong male Beagle, so handsome that he became popular among female Beagle owners, and in a couple of love meetings, he got a total of 16 little Beagle pups. Superhero with health issues Oscar developed allergies, and first blooming of plants sends him in itching and scratching phase, and as though that wasn't enough, in his eight-year he got diabetes. We check his sugar levels couple of times during the day and he gets his insulin shots accordingly. Besides his not so great health, and a couple of gray hairs, he is same untamed Beagle hound. If you come to our garden party, chances are you will throw him his yellow ball a few hours. Loud bark, and waving his tail like crazy is his way to say welcome. Woof, woof, don't just stand there, throw me the ball. So, you see, Oscar is a true inspiration, real-life character for a fictional tales in Adventures of Oscar the Beagle children book series.