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G.I. Dogs: Judy, Prisoner of War (G.I. Dogs #1) | Laurie Calkhoven

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Meet Judy: an English Pointer and member of her Majesty's Royal Navy who served bravely alongside her crew during World War II. When her ship was sunk by the enemy, Judy became the only canine prisoner of war of the Japanese. Join Judy on her incredible journey from puppy to soldier to POW as she narrates her story of survival and heroism. This "dog's-eye view" takes readers into the heart of the naval action of WWII and will leave you cheering for Judy and her human companions as they overcome countless obstacles and prove time and again why a dog really is man's best friend.

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G.I. Dogs: Judy, Prisoner of War (G.I. Dogs #1) | Laurie Calkhoven

so-so

An interesting read. I had no idea dogs did stuff like this in WWII. I should of guessed, as they're in all sorts of military and police things now, but I don't know. Judy sounds like a pretty remarkable dog and I guess this is a softer POV for kids, but still some parts felt.. off. Hard to explain. Now I really want to read the nonfiction account mentioned at the end of the book!

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No Better Friend: One Man, One Dog, and Their Extraordinary Story of Courage and Survival in WWII

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G.I. Dogs: Judy, Prisoner of War (G.I. Dogs #1) | Laurie Calkhoven

I'm interested in the time period and these events, but finding the 1st person POV of the dog is a little.. weird? Not sure how to explain it. But also, this sentence made me snort lol

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