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Letter to Pluto

Lou Treleaven, Lou Treleaven, ,

Letter to Pluto

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4 out 5

34 reviews

Jon’s teacher wants to keep the art of letter writing alive and starts an interstellar penpal programme. Jon is not impressed, especially as his penpal Straxi is from Pluto, the most boring, smelliest and far away place in the whole solar system. And if that wasn’t bad enough, she is a girl! A hilarious story of friendship, annoying teachers, planet saving and of course letter writing.

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Writing letter to pluto but disaster happend because of vomble fruit. Moxt stinkiest smell.

Dame Sapphire Squirrel 26.08.2023

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I liked what happens on Pluto and telling them all about it

Judge Petunia Bacon-slicer 18.08.2023

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I this book is for people who like writing letters.

Madam Angel Waterfall 01.08.2023

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I really enjoyed it and I would recommend this to anyone who likes reading letters

Officer Petunia Yo-yo 26.08.2022

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I liked the book. I would recommend this book to a friend.

Professor Babs Sparrow 15.08.2022

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I love it because it’s really good when there was a girl on another planet that we don’t even know about. I would recommend it

Coach July Manatee 30.07.2022

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This book is funny in a good way meaning it was good!

Duchess Fenella Hedgehog 22.07.2022

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I was a pretty good book

Lady Pinky Bertrand 08.09.2021

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This book isn't a story but it is a conversation with letters from a boy named Jon who lives on Earth and a girl named Straxi who lives on Pluto. Jon's teacher encourages their class to have pen pals living on other planets. What surprises Jon is that his penpal is a girl! But there's no need to worry for that. Planet Pluto is dying! If only Jon and Straxi could save Pluto... The main characters of the book are- Jon, Straxi and Mrs Hall (Jon's teacher).My favorite character is Jon and I would recommend this book to all children, it is a very interesting book.

Baron Hercules Taramasalata 30.08.2021

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I like this book because it is so fun and gripping!

Dona Fifi Glitterball 14.08.2021

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I enjoyed reading the letters to his pen pal about his family and school. It was a really different book to what I usually read but really enjoyed

Viscountess Birthday-cake Arlington 10.09.2020

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I'm suprised that vomblefruit is the main thing that is polaneted from the skwitchis!

Sir Poseidon Lavalamp 23.07.2020

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This book isn't a story but it is a conversation with letters from a boy named Jon who lives on Earth and a girl named Straxi who lives on Pluto. Jon's teacher encourages their class to have pen pals living on other planets. What surprises Jon is that his penpal is a girl! But there's no need to worry for that. Planet Pluto is dying! If only Jon and Straxi could save Pluto... The main characters of the book are- Jon, Straxi and Mrs Hall (Jon's teacher). It was a good book and I think the children in my age would like it as it would be suitable for them. My favourite character was Straxi as she was a good penpal, a good friend and because she was intelligent. It is a funny, thoughtful and short book which i think you could read within four hours. I would like to recommend this book to all the children who are between 7-10 years.

Nurse Sapphire Waltzer 09.01.2020

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Good book, it is nice. The basic theme is about a boy from earth named Jon from earth is sending letters to a girl named Straxi who is from pluto. You get to see what they wrote in the letters. The thing I liked was I got a taste of how to write a letter. I also liked the ending, good teamwork.

Anonymous 04.12.2019

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I enjoyed reading this book. I never knew there was a fruit called vomblefruit! I liked the fact that they save Pluto. My favourite person is Straxi, because she draws wonderful pictures. I like the illustrations by Lou Treleaven. Pluto is a great planet, maybe one day I can visit too! I would also love a penpal from Pluto.

Senorita Aspidistra Moonbeam 08.11.2019

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Great book of choice

Anonymous 03.09.2019

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Letter to Pluto is a very funny book about a boy called Jon Fisher who is assigned a penpal from Pluto! This book is full his letters to Straxi, the penpal, and her letters back to him. It also has a story though. Straxi sends Jon a disgusting Vomblefruit and his mum keeps it in her greenhouse. Shortly afterwards, the President of Pluto kills all the stinky Vomblefruit trees to attract more visitors. But then life on Pluto starts to die! The only way to save it is to send back the Vomblefruit and make history!

Mademoiselle Harmonica Skateboard 03.09.2019

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I absolutely loved this book it is all written in letters which is what I LOVE!! Recommend this book for ages 7-14. I bit about A Letter to Pluto: A class of children at a school all have a pen pall and they have different countries\towns to write to. I hope this helped and I hope people choose this book to read!

Officer Candyfloss Pipistrel 22.08.2019

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This was really good. I read it because of this really funny thing that happened. So my and my sister saw something about a Lou Treleaven coming to the library. We went but we were the only ones there. The book was by her so we took one each and read it. It was really good.

Superintendent Poseidon Toothpaste 07.08.2019

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I absolutely love this book and I read it all in 24 hours.Do you think two kids are going to save Pluto if not read this 128 paged book

Fairy Morgana Paperclip 06.08.2019

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