The 13-Storey Treehouse

Andy Griffiths is a bestselling author of The New York Times. His books have sold over 10 million copies in 35 countries.
Terry Denton is the illustrator of these books. Known for his humorous and artistic style. His illustrations always capture... the attention of children!
Read "The 13-Storey Treehouse" and you will definitely want to be friends with Andy and Terry forever!
This book will make your child laugh out loud and even read the funny moments aloud. Moreover, this is the first part of a very large and funny series that has become popular all over the world. It is guaranteed to captivate not only young readers but everyone in the family.
Andy and Terry live in a treehouse. But this is not just any old shack; it is the most amazing treehouse in the world!
It has thirteen stories, a bowling alley, a completely transparent swimming pool, a secret underground laboratory, and a marshmallow shooter that follows you around and fires marshmallows directly into your mouth when you get hungry.
Life would be perfect if it weren't for the fact that Andy and Terry need to write their next book, which is nearly impossible since there is so much to pay attention to... Specifically – flying cats, tiny bananas, giant bananas, mermaids, and an unruly monkey chaos!

Why should you buy it?
This book is the first in a large series that made it to The New York Times bestseller list.
It is a story about real childhood. With pranks, adventures, and a touch of laziness. Remember yourself! Who among us didn't love to be lazy and mischief?
However, it will teach the child to overcome their own laziness and finish what they started.
The daring and breathtaking adventures of the two heroes will easily captivate younger and middle school children into the amazing world of reading.
As many as 10 million children worldwide have already read this book and laughed together with the characters! So what are you waiting for? Come, discover the treehouse, read aloud, and enjoy with your children.
Interesting facts:
The author wrote each part of this series (there are already 10!) in 12 months: 3 months planning, 3 months writing, and another 6 months of editing and rewriting.
Did you notice that the author and illustrator have the same names as the main characters? Maybe they wrote a book about themselves? What do you think?
Five books from this series have been adapted for the stage and have been successfully performed in theaters in Australia, the Netherlands, New Zealand, and America.