A quiet household is transformed with the entry of Tublu—smart, mischievous, cuddly—a small dog who is handsome beyond words, everyone agrees. Mithu, his owner, loves to pamper him—she runs after him to give him baths, forces him to wear bright sweaters during winters, and feeds him biscuits every day.

Tublu is a special dog, no doubt, as he goes about his day chasing civets, vociferously sniffing anyone who’d step inside the house, barking at strange noises, eager to lap up unguarded goodies and judging ludicrous Diwali outfits. Join Tublu and his friend, Gublu, in their hijinks as they teach us love, patience, and the joy of caring for others—both furry and human!

About the Author: Anjana Basu briefly taught English at Calcutta University and presently, she works as an advertising consultant in Kolkata. She writes stories, features for newspapers and magazines, and poetry. In 2004, she was awarded a Hawthornden Fellowship in Scotland. She has worked on the dialogues for The Last Lear (2007) directed by Rituparno Ghosh.