26-Storey Treehouse

Andy Griffiths is a New York Times bestseller author. His books have sold over 10 million copies in 35 countries.

Terry Denton is the illustrator of these books. He is known for his humorous and artistic style. His illustrations always catch... children's attention!

Read the series "The Treehouse" and you'll definitely want to make friends with Andy and Terry forever!

Andy and Terry live in a 26-storey treehouse. Previously, it was 13-storey, but they added 13 more floors. Now there’s a racetrack with electric cars, a skate ramp (with a crocodile pit), a mud wrestling arena, an anti-gravity chamber, a hall with a collection of 78 ice cream flavours, run by a robot waiter named Edward Spoonhands, and the Maze of Doom — such a tricky maze that no one has ever gotten out alive… At least, not yet.

These two friends love to share their crazy adventures because you won't get bored in a 26-storey treehouse!

This book will make your child laugh out loud and even read funny moments aloud. Also, this is the second part of a very large and fun series that has become popular worldwide. It is guaranteed to captivate not only young readers but also everyone in the family.

This book is the second in a large series that made it to the New York Times bestseller lists.
This is a story about real childhood. With antics, adventures, and a little laziness. Remember yourself! Who among us didn't love to be lazy and mischief?
The desperate and crazy adventures of the two heroes will easily captivate children of primary and middle school age into the amazing world of reading.
As many as 10 million children around the world have already read this book and laughed together with the heroes! So what are you waiting for? Come, discover the treehouse, read aloud, and enjoy with the kids.

Interesting facts:

Each part of this series (there are already 10!) took the author 12 months to write: 3 months to plan, 3 months to write, and another 6 months to edit and rewrite.
Did you notice that the author and the 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 were successfully performed in theaters in Australia, the Netherlands, New Zealand, and America.