The 13-story treehouse
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Series
Treehouse series volume 1
Publisher
Feiwel and Friends
Publication Date
2013.
Language
English
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New York Times bestselling author Andy Griffiths invites readers to come hang out with him and his friend Terry Denton in their 13-Story Treehouse—filled with Andy and Terry's signature slapstick humor!Special collector's edition, now in stunning full color!Andy and Terry live in a treehouse. But it's not just any old treehouse, it's the most amazing treehouse in the world!This treehouse has thirteen stories, a bowling alley, a see-through swimming pool, a secret underground laboratory, and a marshmallow machine that follows you around and automatically shoots marshmallows into your mouth whenever you are hungry. Life would be perfect for Andy and Terry if it wasn't for the fact that they have to write their next book, which is almost impossible because there are just so many distractions, including thirteen flying cats, giant bananas, mermaids, sea monsters pretending to be mermaids, enormous gorillas, and dangerous burp gas-bubblegum bubbles!Join the fun with The 13-Story Treehouse. This title has Common Core connections.Read the whole series!The 13-Story TreehouseThe 26-Story TreehouseThe 39-Story TreehouseThe 52-Story TreehouseThe 65-Story TreehouseThe 78-Story TreehouseThe 91-Story TreehouseThe 104-Story TreehouseThe 117-Story TreehouseThe 130-Story TreehouseThe 143-Story TreehouseThe 156-Story Treehouse
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Young readers may find themselves feeling jealous of the main characters in these humorous and outlandish stories who live independent of parents and go on a series of wild and increasingly funny adventures. -- Lindsey Dunn
These silly illustrated series both contain metafiction elements. Tom Watson writes and illustrates Stick Dog's various quests for hamburgers (though he admits he isn't a great artist), while Andy and Terry write wacky stories in their ever-expanding treehouse. -- Stephen Ashley
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While Grimwood draws on fantasy tropes, and Treehouse has a metafictional edge, these attention-grabbing series are filled to the brim with absurd situations and silly humor. -- Stephen Ashley
Inventive prankster Airi and writer-illustrator duo Andy and Terry (Treehouse) allow their imaginations to land them in all manner of silly situations in these funny series. Airi Sano also explores the neurodivergent experience. -- Stephen Ashley
Though inventor Dex is an anthropomorphic dingo and writer illustrator duo Andy and Terry (Treehouse) are human, both of these funny series feature creative kids who find themselves navigating endlessly silly situations. -- Stephen Ashley
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