Strawberry Shortcake Volume 3: Berry Good Life - Hardcover

Georgia Ball’s family moved frequently for her father’s refinery career during her early years, living in Houston, Port Arthur and Bellingham, WA before settling in Beaumont again for eight years. She pursued a computer science degree at Georgia Tech, ignored a professor’s suggestion that she move into the scientific writing program and eventually transferred to the Savannah College of Art and Design.

While in Georgia she worked for several years as a Flash animator for IBM and the Cartoon Network, where she met and married fellow animator Scott Ball. They collaborated on a series of animated shorts and games and promoted them by launching a webcomic called "Scooter and Ferret" in 2004. While Georgia grew as a web developer, she also had to grow as a writer to keep the strip afloat.

In 2010 an editor for Ape Entertainment contacted her and asked her to write for their new Strawberry Shortcake comic book series. Since then she’s published stories for Kung Fu Panda, Fruit Ninja and My Little Pony for IDW. Her latest comic book series, Littlest Pet Shop, was released as a hardcover in December 2014 and the second Littlest Pet Shop hardcover is coming out summer 2015.

"The team has found a pretty good mix of comedy and visuals which will definitely be appealing to fans of the series but also offers something for those who enjoy humor in their comics. This series will probably become a must read for younger audiences but there are jokes older fans will enjoy as well." - Anthony Wendel, Monkeys Fighting Robots (on issue #2) I like Strawberry Shortcake because she is nice and she is fun. We are alike because we like to cook. We like strawberries and we are both funny.

"I liked that the illustrator put little details in the book. I like that the author had Strawberry Shortcake be sarcastic about a hotel. The last thing that I like is that the author made Strawberry win." - Keira Healy, age 8, Graphic Policy. (on issue #2)