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Caesar the War Dog 2: Operation Blue Dragon

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Caesar the War Dog 2: Operation Blue Dragon
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Stephen Dando-Collins
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:304
Dimensions(mm): Height 198,Width 136
ISBN/Barcode 9780857980533
ClassificationsDewey:823.92
Audience
Children / Juvenile

Publishing Details

Publisher Random House Australia
Imprint Random House Australia Children's Books
Publication Date 1 August 2013
Publication Country Australia

Description

Our canine hero is back on duty ...When injured war hero Charlie finally returns to SAS service, he no longer needs Caesar's help as a care dog. Caesar can go back to being a super-sniffing explosive detection dog in the Australian Army. On their first mission back together, Caesar and his handler, Ben, discover a bomb at the Sydney Opera House, targeting the visiting secretary-general of the United Nations. A fortnight later, while on a peace mission in Afghanistan, the secretary-general's helicopter goes down and he is captured by the Taliban. Caesar, Ben and Charlie join an international team to rescue him. Will they succeed? An experimental mini-submarine might help and Caesar's famous nose is sure to sniff out trouble along the way.

Author Biography

Stephen Dando-Collins is the author of the acclaimed Captain Bligh's Other Mutiny and a successful series of popular histories about the legions of ancient Rome published in the US, UK, and Australia: Caesar's Legion, Nero's Killing Machine and Mark Antony's Heroes. Pasteur's Gambit was shortlisted for the science prize in the Victorian Premier's Literary Awards and won the Queensland Premier's Science Award. Crack Hardy, his most personal history, received wide acclaim. Mistaken Identity tells another episode of previously undiscovered Australian history.

Reviews

"This action-packed adventure will satisfy animal lovers and military enthusiasts alike. Caesar is easy to love and admire, and he really shines at showing the greatness behind military service dogs." --School Library Journal