The Devil in the Dustbin

The Devil in the Dustbin by Indi Rana, published by Puffin in 1992, is a unique story that follows an Indian tree-devil who is inadvertently transported in a family’s suitcase to England. This edition, written in English and spanning 107 pages, presents a whimsical narrative as the tree-devil seeks a new home in an elm tree located in a Wimbledon garden.
Readers will discover the adventures of the tree-devil as he navigates his unfamiliar surroundings and the challenges of adapting to a new environment. The story explores themes of belonging and the quest for a suitable habitat, offering insights into the character’s experiences in a foreign land. With its engaging premise, this book invites readers to reflect on the concepts of home and identity.
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Story about an Indian tree-devil who is carried accidentally in a family’s suitcase on a trip to England where he tries to find a new home in an elm tree in a Wimbledon garden.
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