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As always a great, funny book packed with an outrageous, hilarious and exciting illustrated story - or should that be stories? 65 of them, in a treehouse, and more to come! My friends greatly appreciated the comical story(ies) and eagerly looks forward to the next ones. Thank you for writing them!
It is a very adventurous book I think that young kids would love this book
Funny book. My kids loved it. They are hanging out to read the next in the series, but until it is released they are determined to read all the ones we have missed.
Had to read this for a school thing, but it was still hilarious!
This one is probably my favourite treehouse book so far. I liked how Andy and Terry traveled to different times and saw themselves in the past and future.
SPQR!
This my favourite book
Author: Andy GriffithsIllustrator:Terry DentonFirst Published: August 2015Length: 376 pages (paperback)Series: Book 5 of 6Time travelling via wheelie bin. Why not?Suitably ridiculous. Easy to read. Engaging.10yo Daughter bought it day of release and read it same day.9yo nephew (who isn't a good reader) read it in one sitting, and then started over. He discussed the "plot" in great detail with me ('cause I'm the Aunt Who Reads"). He even dressed as Mr Bignose for the school Book Week parade.A ser...
Imagination running riotl bought this book for my 8 year-old daughter, who gives it 5 stars and said she would give it a billion stars if she could. She has read nearly every book by these authors and thinks this is the best so far. She particularly likes the news feed on every page.
This is such a great book to read, it is fantasy, action and is cartoon. It’s good for 10nyear olds and older because it’s fun and an easy read. This book is part of a series by Andy Griffin and the characters add 13 stories to their tree house every book. I loved this book. This book is funny, happy, exciting and a page turner. I can’t exactly remember the ending but as far as I can remember it is a good ending as it leads onto the next book in the series sort of. I would definitely recommend t...
It’s cool to read about how Andy and Terry have to go back in time to save their treehouse! Because Terry didn’t buy a building permit, there treehouse is set to be destroyed! Andy and Terry will take you back in time, and forward in time in this action packed book. This book was definitely funny, and will probably never get enough of Andy and Terry.
These books are so cute
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It's a very fun book. I love it! ❤️❤️❤️
characters was well described as funny and do crazy things like they travelled in time in a rubbish bin. The theme is friendship between Terry and Andy that live in a treehouse.
Ants and HG Wells. Wheelie bin time travel. http://pussreboots.com/blog/2017/comm...
Go on a journey with Terry and Andy as they show you around their 65 storey treehouse with a pet grooming salon, a time machine and many more rooms to come. This book is full of adventure and craziness as Andy And Terry show you around their treehouse and take you back in time in their "time machine". The 65 Storey Treehouse By Andy Griffiths and illustrated by Terry Denton was published on the 16 of August 2015. The novel is the fish instalment of the book series. Since then three more books ha...
Who, wouldn’t want to build a tree house that has 65 levels? And one that includes an Ant house on one level, a pool of man-eating sharks on another and a sinking sand level they use as an office as they work of floatation shoes?This book is a hilarious romp through the imagination of two men who retain their childlike view of the world. Comic book style illustrations enhance the madcap adventures of Terry and Andy when they discover that the ants can make themselves into a giant foot and stomp
Yet another bunch of floors for this amazing and intriguing tree house designed and stocked by two tween-aged boys with awesome imaginations. My students love this series, so I wanted to see what I was missing. This is not my cup of tea, but I did laugh out loud on a couple of the antics that occur in the books I read. This book will be of interest to your students who like graphic novels, I expect. The chapters are filled with animations that connect to the story itself, a tree house rife with
Griffiths and Denton do it again. I mean, whoever actually writes these novels must be a billionaire. For example, the writing gets lazier and lazier with a touch of lazier every book now it seems. 1st issue: The characters are idiots. Like utter complete morons. Who does the stuff these guys do? I love comedy and funny things, and these are supposed to be funny, so I guess the main thing is, WHY DON'T YOU MAKE IT FUNNY?! Honestly, it gets so tiring and boring just listening to Terry and Andy's
