The 143-storey treehouse / Andy Griffiths ; illustrated by Terry Denton.
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TextSeries: Griffiths, Andy, Treehouse books ; 11.Publisher: Sydney : Pan, 2021Copyright date: ©2021Description: 291 pages : illustrations ; 20 cmContent type: text | still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781760786236Other title: One hundred and forty-three storey treehouseSubject(s): Imagination -- Juvenile fiction | Tree houses -- Juvenile fiction | Boys -- Juvenile fiction | Treehouses -- Juvenile fictionGenre/Form: Australian fiction. | Humorous fiction. | Children's stories.DDC classification: A823.4 Summary: Andy and Terry's treehouse now has 13 new storeys, including a word-o-matic (it knows every word in the whole world!); a recycling depot; a wrecking ball; a deep, dark cave with a real live, fire-breathing dragon; a too-hard basket; a baked-bean geyser (it erupts on the hour, every hour); a Ye Olde Worlde Historical Village; a fish milkshake level (the penguins love them!); a complaining room; a spooky graveyard (where its always midnight, even in the middle of the day); a toffee apple orchard guarded by a kind scarecrow; and a camping ground where you can have a nice, relaxing camping holiday - unless you get caught by hobyahs, put in a bag and poked with a stick, that is.
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Primary school age.
Andy and Terry's treehouse now has 13 new storeys, including a word-o-matic (it knows every word in the whole world!); a recycling depot; a wrecking ball; a deep, dark cave with a real live, fire-breathing dragon; a too-hard basket; a baked-bean geyser (it erupts on the hour, every hour); a Ye Olde Worlde Historical Village; a fish milkshake level (the penguins love them!); a complaining room; a spooky graveyard (where its always midnight, even in the middle of the day); a toffee apple orchard guarded by a kind scarecrow; and a camping ground where you can have a nice, relaxing camping holiday - unless you get caught by hobyahs, put in a bag and poked with a stick, that is.
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