Download or read book Dog in No-Man's-Land written by Damian Kelleher and published by . This book was released on 2014-04 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A wartime animal adventure produced in association with the Imperial War Museums. Billy is an under-age soldier who befriends a stray dog in France during World War One. When Billy left for dead in the blood-soaked trenches of No-Man's-Land, the dog, Scruff, comes to his rescue. But Scruff is soon in danger himself, being sent onto the battlefield as an ambulance dog. Will both Billy and Scruff survive the terrors of war? AUTHOR: Damian Kelleher is a journalist, critic and author of children's books. His debut novel, 'Life Interrupted,' was shortlisted for numerous awards. Damian has also worked as a journalist on 'The Young Telegraph', for contract magazine publishers and across a wide range of UK print and digital media. Ian Andrew is an award-winning artist and illustrator of Templar books 'The Boat', 'The Lion and the Mouse' and 'Waterboy'.Kate Greenaway Medal 2013. He's also the Children's Book Winner, AOI Illustration Awards. SELLING POINTS: * A unique and standout war book for 2014's anniversary and beyond * Told through an evocative narrative and a series of letters contained inside real envelopes within the book * High impact black and white illustrations by Ian Andrew throughout * Produced in conjunction with the Imperial War Museum * Access to IWM archive for news stories and events * Author well connected in the children's publishing world Illustrated