…Baby Chub was full of flaws.

He had no tail, no fur, no paws.

He lay about

On back and tummy,

Sucking on

A rubber dummy.

His head was bald.

He had a rash.

He ate the most disgusting mash.

Baby Chub Chop has come to visit, bringing chaos in his wake. Gracie and Fabio have their doggy noses out of joint. Chub Chop is getting all the attention. What’s worse, Baby Chub Chop is just about to walk. The big moment comes when he is alone. On his first independent walk/rampage he breaks things, he hides things, and generally creates a mess. Who gets the blame? Not cute baby Chub Chop but innocent Gracie and Fabio.

It is up to Gracie to sniff out the clues and prove that Baby Chub Chop is the culprit.

Told in hilariously rhyming couplets in the tradition of Dr. Seuss, embellished with delightful illustrations, Gracie the hound, first introduced in My Sister Gracie, continues to win readers’ hearts from Iceland to Tasmania.