Abby Gail Goes Fishing (The Three Yorkieteers Book 2)

Abby Gail is going fishing.
At least, that is what the Hoomans keep saying.

To Abby Gail, this adventure begins with far too much equipment, a giant boat, strange floating things, life jackets, fish that refuse to come when called, ducks that can walk, swim, AND fly, and one deeply troubling discovery:

Hoomans touch worms.

With their hands.

On purpose.

In Abby Gail Goes Fishing, the tiny two-pound Yorkie joins her Daddy Harley D., her Mommy Lilly Lou, Hooman Mommy Susie, and Hooman Daddy Cody for a family fishing adventure filled with boats, bobbers, fish, laughter, water safety, and Abby Gail’s very serious opinions about everything she sees.

Young readers ages 5–9 will follow Abby Gail as she learns how fishing works, why life jackets matter, what happens when a bobber suddenly disappears, and why Hoomans can sit quietly for a very long time before becoming wildly excited over one little fish.

Through Abby Gail’s curious eyes, ordinary fishing becomes a very big adventure in a very big HOOMAN world.

She may decide that boats are fun.
She may discover that fish are fascinating.
She may even admit that fishing is worth doing again.

But worms?

The Hoomans can keep that job.

Abby Gail Goes Fishing is Book #2 in The Three Yorkieteers, a funny, warmhearted children’s series about family, adventure, animals, imagination, and one tiny Yorkie who remains completely certain the Hoomans still need training.