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13-Storey Treehouse

13-Storey Treehouse

byAndy Griffiths
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Alistair
5.0 out of 5 starsreally great!
Reviewed in Australia on 23 January 2021
this was my first storey treehouse read and then then i bought all the.others up to the 130 treehouss you are amzing keep writing your awsome books terry and andy
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Sasha
3.0 out of 5 starsI hate this book.
Reviewed in Australia on 18 October 2021
5 stars from my kid, 1 star from me.

It's an extremely addictive series for primary school kids, and I owe to it that fact that my kid really got into reading. Finding that book which your four year old would want to listen to for 2 hours straight is a tough job. This was the one for us, followed by the whole series up to 130-storey.

But... well... it's ridiculous. There is no real story, there are no teaching moments, there are silly jokes, it's just annoying to be perfectly honest. First read-through was mildly entertaining, but by the time we started our 10th I was contemplating tearing my eyes out... And it's by far not the only book we read 10 times, no... most others I tolerate and some I even enjoy.

In any case, there is no harm in it to get your little one interested in getting lost in a book. But be sure to mildly navigate into a more sane territory after the novelty of it wears off a bit.
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Rachel Johnson
2.0 out of 5 stars Bizarre and With Little Substance
Reviewed in Australia on 29 August 2018
I have a sneaky feeling that I'm not the target demographic for this book, but it really fell flat for me.

It's hard to explain what happens and why it doesn’t work for me because there's just so little substance. The 13-Storey Treehouse follows Terry and Andy as they try to write their latest book, but they’re repeatedly interrupted by a series of random, inconsequential events. The book feels as though Griffiths and Denton threw the first bizarre things that came to their minds in a blender and this book was the result—I’m talking a flying cat, a giant gorilla, a sea monster masquerading as a mermaid, and so on. Terry and Andy’s problems are always conveniently resolved by the use of a silly invention that the characters happen to have on hand.

There really isn’t anything to take away from the book. The characters aren’t especially nice to each other, nor do they espouse the power of hard work or friendship. I don’t think a children’s book should necessarily have a message, but it should at least have meaning, and Griffiths and Denton have proved time and time again that they can balance silliness and meaning, usually to great effect.

I guess I just don’t get this one.

I’m not going to try to suppose whether or not I would’ve liked this as a kid and this series is obviously bananas popular, so take my fuddy-duddy adult opinion with a grain of salt, but I just can’t help but feel that Griffiths’ and Denton’s previous work is a lot more fun and has a lot more depth.
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Ani101
2.0 out of 5 stars A bit too silly
Reviewed in Spain on 10 September 2020
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Not going to be a repeat purchase of this series, does not carry off the "silliness" as well as a Roald Dahl (tough benchmark, I know)
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jolev
2.0 out of 5 stars qualità del libro terribile
Reviewed in Italy on 26 August 2021
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mia figlia adora il libro ma la qualità del libro è terribile. Dopo alcuni giorni, le pagine sono cadute.
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