Against the frozen backdrop of 1939 no-man's-land, an orphaned German Shepherd puppy and a displaced Czech airman form an unbreakable bond. After Flight Sergeant Robert Bozdech rescues the tiny dog—later named Ant—he carries him through daring escapes, crash landings and the relentless skies of the RAF. Damien Lewis paints a vivid, human portrait of courage, loyalty and survival as man and dog repeatedly save one another amid the chaos of World War II. Rich in atmosphere and heart, this moving biography celebrates unexpected heroism and the quiet devotion that carried them through war. A tender, compelling read for animal lovers and history fans alike.
Genre: Military History, Biography, True Story, Animals, World War II Dimensions: 12.7 x 19.6 x 2.1 cm Book Condition: Very Good
