Georgi Abbott
Biography
Georgi Abbott lives in the interior of British Columbia, Canada with her husband (Neil), their Min Pin dog (Neeka) and of course, Pickles the African Grey parrot.
They all enjoy the great outdoors and spend every spare moment working on their yard and wild bird habitat. They have a small trout pond, waterfall, vegetable gardens, fruit trees and Pickles has an outdoor aviary so that he can join everyone outside and talk to the neighbors.
Pickles is free to go in and out of his cage at all times, he goes for walks in a birdie backpack and accompanies Georgi at book signings and presentations. He has a very large vocabulary, he's a character and very entertaining.
Georgi has three books published in both paper book and ebook ...
- Pickles The Parrot
- Pickles The Parrot Returns
- Pickles The Parrot Speaks: On Life, The Universe, And Sesame Snaps.
She also writes humorous short stories about Pickles for Good Bird Magazine and periodically writes articles on Nature and Conservation.
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Smashwords book reviews by Georgi Abbott
- The Trials of Huckleberry Finn: Adventures with Sam Clemens
on April 06, 2011
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. As a fan of Mark Twain and a descendent of Sam Clemens, I really got caught up in this book. Mr Hoopes tells a very clever and humorous story and leaves me wanting more.
- KISSINg FREUd
on April 28, 2011
Wow. I don't even know where to start. I had a difficult time in the beginning because it seemed as if a psychotherapist was writing this and much of the terminology was over my head, and so much of it that I found myself skimming. But my confusion, and even my boredom, soon turned to fascination. I became completely absorbed with the story, stopped skimming and even learned a thing or two. I thought the writing was brilliant, the story infactuating and really got caught up with the main character, Nate. There were some extraordinary characters along the way and Nate's stay in the hospital and 'mental ward' (if that is politically correct) was both alarming and amusing - some pretty witty stuff there. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and I'm hoping for more.
- Night Flight
on May 11, 2011
What a great book. Great story and extremely well written. Very good character development and easy to identify with. I can be somewhat of a skimmer but Alessa's descriptions kept me right there with her the whole time. I was sorry to see the book end and I would definitely read more of this writer's books. Loved it.
- Boob Tube (a Soap Opera Novel)
on June 02, 2011
(no rating)
Books like this aren't usually my cup of tea but i found myself really enjoying it. I don't watch soap operas yet i found it fascinating to read about what goes on behind the scenes. As i understand, Lesleyanne was a soap opera reporter so she would certainly know. Very enjoyable read.
- Sweetwater American
on Aug. 23, 2011
What a great book! Very interesting characters and a story that grabs you by the heart. Loved it.
- The Witch Hunt
on Aug. 23, 2011
I loved this book. Great twists and turns. And the President of the USA - amazing, sick and twisted character! Great story!
- Ziggy Two Step - Courier Extraordinaire
on Sep. 19, 2011
(no rating)
Lol! Poor Ziggy. This is a great little story and very well written. Love the cover pic.
- A Grave Too Small
on Oct. 16, 2012
(no rating)
A nice light read and it was interesting to read about areas i'm familiar with as i grew up in the Vancouver area.
- Bakkian Chronicles, Book I - The Prophecy
on Oct. 16, 2012
(no rating)
I don't usually read books like this but I'm glad I did because i thoroughly enjoyed it.
- Flowers From A Different Summer
on Oct. 16, 2012
Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant! Extremely well written, awesome twists and turns and hard to put down. I will definitely be reading more of this author's books.
- Sunshine and Shadows
on Oct. 16, 2012
What a charming book! Great characters, great writing and I loved the feeling I got of Ireland and people like Eileen and Paddy. This book has a little of everything - romance, suspense, history, humor and drama. An absolutely delightful read!
- Simple
on Jan. 27, 2013
(no rating)
This is an a superb story and difficult to put down. It is written in simple, but clever, language as told by a young, uneducated backwoods girl who is wise beyond her years. She is caught somewhere between terror and love for her family and their way of life. I truly enjoyed this book.
- Bad Moon
on Feb. 11, 2013
Great book with lots of twists and turns. Best book i've read in quite awhile.
- Taking Off
on May 24, 2013
Ty, you have quite the way with words and story telling. I truly enjoyed reading about your travel adventures and chuckled out loud often. Cleverly writing and great read. I see you are a Clemens and it seems apparent in your writing that you must be related to Mark Twain. I am also a Clemens (maiden name)and am a great, great, great (lost count of how many greats) niece of his. Feel free to contact me if you like and please, keep up the writing.
- Tug River Murder
on June 11, 2013
(no rating)
A very good read. Well written and interesting to the last drop.
