  | 156-story treehouse (Treehouse Books) Author: Griffiths, Andy | |
| Price: $22.38 | ||
Summary:
Andy and Terry have added 13 more levels that contain a wishing well, a super-stinky-stuff level, a TV quiz show hosted by Quizzy the quizzical quizbot and a mind-reading sandwich-making machine that knows what sandwich you want and automatically makes it for you. But they've been so busy they aren't ready for Santa's Christmas visit. When disaster strikes with Santa and his reindeer crash-landing in their treehouse and Santa falling into a cloning machine, how will they save Christmas?
| Illustrator: | Denton, Terry |
| Accelerated Reader Information: Interest Level: MG Reading Level: 3.40 Points: 1.0 Quiz: 521365 |
Reviews:
School Library Journal (09/01/23)
Full Text Reviews:
School Library Journal - 09/01/2023 Gr 3–5—Griffiths and Denton are back for a new adventure in their 156-story treehouse (13 stories have been added to the treehouse since the last book). Andy introduces readers to all the cool things inside the treehouse, including a bouldering alley, which is like bowling but with boulders; an aquarium with their pet axolotl, Quazjex; and even an enigma machine. Andy and Terry's shenanigans include elements of fairy tales; their book publisher, Mr. Big Nose; 12 Santas (created when Santa falls into the cloning machine); and Jill—who, of course, saves the day. Intricate pen illustrations add to the story on every page, and readers will be able to combine words and illustrations to create a more thorough understanding of the storylines. The vocabulary is on-point, with a few words that will add to readers' vernacular, such as "Gorgonzola" and "axolotl." Readers will laugh out loud at the jokes in this humorous story. With a tagline like Holiday Havoc, even the most reluctant reader is in for a wild ride. VERDICT Readers of the "Dogman" and "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" series will embrace this story.—Katie Loomis - Copyright 2023 Publishers Weekly, Library Journal and/or School Library Journal used with permission.
