Inspired by her own rescued rabbit named Hershey, G.G. Hall  decided to take on the point of view of a rabbit living in a house as a pet. She goes into the mind and daily life of a rabbit who secretly has figured out how to explore his home and have a few adventures. G.G. Hall  has masters’ degrees in both physics and engineering and currently works as an adjunct astronomy professor for Broward College in Fort Lauderdale Fl. She is an educator and a volunteer for her local chapter of the House Rabbit Society and serves on the board of the South Florida Writers’ Association. Introduced as a self-published novel in 2010, "Hershey" has now been around the globe and charmed people of all ages in places such as the United Kingdom, Australia, Japan and Singapore among many others.

USA Today's Sharon Peters featured G.G. Hall's book "Hershey a Tale of a Curious House Rabbit" in an article that appeared in December 2010. The article discussed both Ms. Hall's work with rescued rabbits and how a woman with science degrees managed to write a children's/animal lovers' novel!