Emma Pearse is an Australian journalist who has been living and working in New York for over ten years, where she wrote for New York, Slate, Salon and The Village Voice, among others. She moved back to Australia to write the book and is currently living in Byron Bay.
'It was amazing how this dog swam to a remote island and survived to be reunited with her family. All dog lovers should read this book.' - Temple Grandin, author of Animals in Translation and Animals Make Us Human'Inspiring and heart-warming, Sophie tells many stories: of family and friendship, of survival and loyalty and, most of all, of the exclusive bond between man and his best friend.' - Bendigo Advertiser'This is a story about survival, loyalty, family and what makes a dog tick.' - Hobart Mercury'A tender, delightful story of how a cosseted pup turned into a hardy, intrepid - and very lucky - "supercanine", this book will endear itself to dog and adventure lovers everywhere.' - Publishers Weekly'This story of canine loyalty and the power of human-animal relationships is as charming as its blue-furred heroine. A treat for dog lovers.' - Kirkus Reviews'It's an amazing story. What a pity dogs can't talk. I am sure Sophie's own tale of her survival, courage and strength would be amazing.' - The Launceston Examiner'Sophie's incredible story of survival is remarkable.' - Sunday Tasmanian'Think Lassie, Red Dog and now, Sophie. This cattle dog is a real-life hero.' - The Sunday Telegraph, Australia
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