What happens when you're forced to have an alien as a pen pal? You end up sending each other things you don't like about your own planet in an attempt to get rid of it, right along with your big sister. What an adorable, feel-good picture book that Pam Smallcomb has written. It will put a smile on the face of any cranky-pants. A boy is forced to correspond with an alien pen pal named Clunk from the planet Quazar. So, he sends his big sister off with a note. In return he gets a Zoid. By the time he sends off dirty socks, and old lasagna, he starts to like Clunk, and wants to have him sleepover. I don't want to ruin it for you. You'll definitely want to read this one for yourself and share it with others. Enjoy! Best for kids ages 4 and upEarly Literacy Skills: Print Motivation, Narrative SkillsFrom cover: What do bossy big sisters, dirty socks, and old lasagna have in common?They're all things you send to your alien pen pal Clunk to make it clear you do NOT want an alien pen pal. But when Clunk fires back with an annoying Zoid, three smelly Forps, and a weird (but tasty!) glob, well, you may have met your match!Childlike illustrations bring to life this humorous friendship story.
What do You think about Earth To Clunk (2011)?
The only thing worse than a pen pal from the planet of Quazar is not having a pen pal from Quazar.
—kevinthompson1396
Really cute and clever little story.
—piyushbafna77
