Aterriza donde puedas (Chiki Klub, 3)

An inventor duck, an impulsive marmot, a brave lizard, and zero adult supervision: the perfect recipe for disaster. Oliver has had a brilliant idea: build a robot to do the housework. Sweeping, emptying the dishwasher, tidying the playroom… problem solved. The issue is that Duckbot turns out to be too efficient. And when he finds a drawing of a giant robot, he interprets it as an order and starts building it out of scrap metal. Twenty meters tall. No off switch. You can imagine how that ends. And that's just the first adventure. Because in the second, the whole Chiki Klub (Oliver with his Zs, Bruce with his fanny pack, and Lucy with her infinite patience) slips through a wormhole and lands in the age of dinosaurs. There, they discover that gummy worms can be the difference between going home or ending up as a T. Rex's snack. The book moves at that pace: from disaster to disaster, without brakes and without apologizing.