After reading, Earth to Clunk by Pam Smallcomb, students plan a. Earth to Clunk Hardcover Bargain Price, by Pam Smallcomb (Author), Joe Berger (Illustrator) 20 ratings Editors' pick Best Books Ages 3-5 Kindle 10.99 Read with Our Free App Hardcover from 40.29 1 New from 40. When Evelyn (obliviously) longs for a 'friend who is always by her side,' the narrator, her confidence restored, answers, 'I AM! I AM! I AM!' The theme of respect for diverse talents and personalities comes through without a trace of didacticism in this entertaining, very funny story. Earth to Clunk Kindle Edition by Pam Smallcomb (Author), Joe Berger (Illustrator) Format: Kindle Edition 20 ratings Editors' pick Best Books Ages 3-5 See all formats and editions Kindle 10.99 Read with Our Free App Hardcover 6.00 22 Used from 1. Students love to think that there just might be something like Aliens living in the beyond. Dial, 16.99 (40p) ISBN 978-0-8037-3439-5 The unnamed narrator's teacher has come up with an unusual writing assignment: send a letter.

Just when it seems that the narrator is doomed to be eternally hapless, Smallcomb (the Trimoni Twins books) reveals that her areas of expertise (like karate and courage in the dark) are Evelyn's weaknesses. Smallcomb's spare text lets Weinstock (Can You Dig It?) run wild, as when Evelyn dresses up as the 'Queen of England,' wearing an orange rubber glove crown and carrying a toilet-plunger scepter. Earth to Clunk by Pam Smallcomb: 9781101647998 : Books What do you send your alien pen pal Clunk to make it clear you do not want an alien pen pal You send him your big sister. /rebates/2f97808037343952fEarth-Clunk-Smallcomb-Pam-08037343952fplp&. I'm not'), races around on roller skates, and is imaginative, willful, and bold-everything her friend is not. Boisterous Evelyn repaints the narrator's bedroom ('She's a wonderful decorator. Novelist Smallcomb's first picture book compares two alligatorlike creatures who are very different but still 'true-blue friend.' 'If Evelyn was a book, you'd read her all night under the covers to see what happened next,' admits the timid narrator. Earth to Clunk by Pam Smallcomb, with pictures by Joe Berger.