A raucous biography of a remarkable parrot and an incisive exploration of how we relate to those who are different from us.
One of the Globe and Mail 100 Best Books for 2015
Winner of the Hubert Evans Non-Fiction Prize
“A view of the human predicament that is hilarious, sobering and profound.”–Globe and Mail
For thirty years, Brian Brett shared his office and his life with Tuco, a remarkable parrot given to asking such questions as “Whaddya know?” and announcing “Party time!” when guests …