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One of NPR's Maureen Corrigan's Best Books of 2015 New York Times Bestseller 'Weintraub...
combines a gritty war story with a warm dog story -- readers who like both will think they have gone to
heaven.... Where he truly excels, though, is in finding the human dramas, some painful and some inspiring,
that figured in Judy's saga.'―Kate Tuttle,Boston Globe'The most inspiring true life account I've ever read
of a human-animal bond.... I know this summary makes No Better Friend sound like a canine version of
Unbroken. And as a dog lover, I say what could be better than that?'―Maureen Corrigan,NPR'This is the
best dog book since the uber best-selling Marley and Me. But this is no fluffy little dog story. This is a book
that will appeal to history buffs -- even those who don't love dogs.'―Linda Wilson Fuoco,Pittsburgh Post-
Gazette'No Better Friend personifies the relationship we all aspire to have with our dogs, and takes us on a
harrowing journey to a place and time lost in the history books. A must read for every dog or animal
lover.'―Robin Hutton, author ofSgt. Reckless: America's War Horse'In his new book, masterful
storyteller Robert Weintraub delivers a spellbinding narrative that reclaims the lost history of two most
unlikely heroes: a dog named Judy and fellow soldier Frank. Not only a testament to animal intelligence and
a much overdue account of canine sacrifice and service, No Better Friend is also an unforgettable read.
Soaring and graceful--like Hillenbrand's Unbroken and Seabiscuit--Weintraub's latest is the stuff of which
Hollywood blockbusters are built.'―Mim Eichler Rivas, author ofBeautiful Jim Key: The Lost History of
a Horse and a Man Who Changed the World'We may have a best-seller on our hands with this carefully
reported saga... The narrative of their survival thoroughly won over both readers who ordinarily shun animal
stories and those who generally prefer to avoid reading books about war.'―The Elle's Lettres 2015
Readers' Prize'Exceptionally well researched and engaging... NO BETTER FRIEND is an inspiring story,
and one that both dog lovers and history buffs will embrace.'―Deborah Hopkinson,BookPage'From
Shanghai and the Yangtze River to the prison camps of Sumatra, the indomitable English pointer Judy
proves to be more than just a survivor, but an inspiration to those who knew her during the ravages of the
War in the Pacific. Robert Weintraub provides a meticulous chronicle of the strength and will to survive of
both man and dog.'―Lisa Rogak, author ofAngry Optimist andDogs of WarAn 'incredible saga....
Weintraub's paean to a remarkable dog will be seen by animal lovers as affirmation that all pets deserve our
respect, because any one of them might save a life (or many lives) and inspire a nation, as Judy did --- given
the chance.'―Barbara Bamberger Scott,BookReporter'By turns harrowing and heartwarming.'―
William Hageman,Chicago Tribune Read more Robert Weintraub is a sports columnist for Slate, and his
writing has also aired on ESPN, ABC Sports, CBS Sports, and dozens of other outlets. He is the author of
The House That Ruth Built and The Victory Season and is a frequent contributor to The New York Times