Deedeedoodle Stories

Mr I pooped my Pants what do I do. Deedee starts to smash her head against the microwave filled with burnt earwax.

Grace returned to the Doodlebop Central when it was Deedee's birthday, and she creates a new, fun dance called the "Wobbly Whoopsy". She wants Rooney and Moe to perform it with her during the concert. However, the boys initially refuse to do the dance because it requires them to wear tutus I don't own anything except my characters

Grace returns to the Doodlebop clubhouse when Rooney, a keen birdwatcher, is obsessed with spotting the extremely rare "Bandied-Legged Bubble-Brained Booby Bird" I don't own anything except my characters

Deedee and Moe convince Rooney and Grace to try new things and he learns that it's good to try something new because you just might like it. I don't own anything except my characters.

Grace and The Doodlebops learns to overcome their fears, particularly during a thunderstorm when the lights go out I don't own anything except my characters

The Doodlebops have written a new song about high and low, but want to add more high and low sounds to it. They and Grace borrowed Mazz's tape recorder and go out to collect some sounds. I don't own anything except my characters.

Grace meets a kids band called The Doodlebops, Deedee, Rooney and Moe Doodle. The Doodlebops argue over who gets to be on a magazine cover, before deciding that staying friends is much more important. I don't own anything except my characters.

Grace came back to the Doodlebop clubhouse and was reunited with The Doodlebops. Rooney invents a new instrument called the Honkaphone but struggles to play it, leaving him feeling discouraged I don't own anything except my characters.

Deedee and Grace receives their own pair of magical red tap shoes that make them dance uncontrollably, so Rooney and Moe tries to find a way to get the shoes off their feet. I don't own anything except my characters.

Everyone seems to be having a terrible day. The Doodlebops and Grace all face various misfortunes. However, Mazz teaches the others a valuable lesson: counting to ten can help them stay cheerful when things go wrong. I don't own anything except my characters