Snoop Dogg Previews “I Am Me” In “Doggyland” Book Expansion
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Snoop Dogg previewed the next round of “Doggyland” books in a first look shared with The Hollywood Reporter, with holiday stories and a new self-love title joining the children’s line.
The coming lineup includes “I Am Me,” which follows Bow Wizzle and the puppy crew as they learn to embrace themselves. The official listing sets its release for May 18, 2027. Elijah Williams wrote the 26-page board book for children ages 3 to 5.
Williams also wrote, “Hello, Good Morning!” It is due February 2, 2027. That 16-page book draws on the show’s “Good Morning” song, putting Bow Wizzle, Yap Yap and their friends into a read-aloud built around starting the day.
The latest release, “Ultimate Sticker & Activity Book,” reached stores October 27. Written by Juni Bright, it has 64 pages of mazes, puzzles and coloring activities, plus more than 500 stickers. BuzzPop publishes the books, with Simon & Schuster handling distribution.
For younger readers, “Jingle Bells” arrived September 29. The 18-page board book takes the shape of Bow Wizzle’s lowrider sleigh as the dogs deliver gifts around town. Its listing gives an age range of 1 to 3.
Snoop told THR the books aimed to “make sure all the kids out there know that they’re worthy and amazing.”
The books build on a deal AllHipHop covered in December, when Doggyland Media and Little Bee Books announced the publishing program.
“Affirmations Song” led that rollout. The early plans also included books about counting, family meals, breathing and eating vegetables, spreading the show’s lessons across several formats.
The publishing partnership began with an editor hearing a child rap Doggyland affirmations. Jeanine Le Ny, Little Bee’s executive editor, told Publishers Weekly that she then watched the videos and contacted the producers. The original agreement covered nine books over two years.
Snoop co-created the animated series with producer Claude Brooks and singer October London. He voices Bow Wizzle, the older dog who guides the pups, while London voices Woofee.
The music helps the characters teach kindness and helps children talk about their feelings.
Families can also meet the costumed characters December 12 at 3 p.m. at Barnes & Noble Americana at Brand in Glendale, California. THR reported that Brooks will lead storytime, followed by a sing-along, photos and stamped character autographs.
