Snoop is working on a children's book series titled Where's The Cheese, which will be illustrated by Snoop Dogg's cousin, Joe Cool.

Where's The Cheese is designed for children who face numerous challenges in urban environments.

The book series focuses on a character named Lil Mouse and her chase for cheese.

It has been said that Snoop's 8-year-old daughter Cori "Choc" Broadus may also narrate a Where's The Cheese series, that is currently in development as well.

The news of Snoop Dogg's Hip-Hop book series comes on the heels of the rapper's deal with The Comedy Central network, which was announced last month.

Comedy Central will air a new animates series featuring Snoop that chronicles Snoop as a teenager growing up in Long Beach in the 1980's.

The untitled project is being executive produced by Snoop Dogg and Tom Lynch, who was also behind Andre 3000's critically acclaimed animated series, Class of 3000.

Thank you Snoop for continuing to reach out to our youth!

Snoop Dogg made an appearance at Dr. Charles R. Drew Elementary school yesterday (May 7), where he offered the young students positive encouragement and words of advice. The rapper appeared at the school with Rev. Toris Young and the Louisiana Ministerial Alliance of Churches For All People. Young is currently coordinating a program in New Orleans to keep young people off the street and to encourage positive behavior. Snoop was in town for a concert last night, but prior to hitting the stage, he visited two local schools, with Kurupt and Soopafly. Snoop explained his troubled past to students and offered solutions to overcome negative situations in the future. He also spoke at Frederick Douglass High School. Rev. Young himself was the subject of headlines last month, when his criminal background was called into question in regards to C-Murder’s trial, which jeopardized the rapper’s house arrest status. By Ace Cannon (AHH.com) HHGB.com appreciates AHH.com for posting positivity.