The 156-Storey Treehouse: Festive Frolics and Sneaky Snowmen by Andy Griffiths - Fiction - Paperback

Details:. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781529088687. Publisher: Macmillan Children's Books (Pan Macmillan). Age Range: 7-11 years. Overview:. The 156-Storey Treehouse: Festive Frolics and Sneaky Snowmen is the twelfth instalment in Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton's phenomenally popular Treehouse series, and this time it's Christmas! Andy and Terry have added thirteen wonderfully wacky new levels to their ever-expanding treehouse, including a wishing well, a TV quiz show, and a mind-reading sandwich machine. Perfect for readers aged 7-11 who love riotous humour, this festive adventure is packed with slapstick comedy, chaos, and heart, making it an ideal seasonal gift or family read for fans of Dog Man and Bunny vs. Monkey.. About the Book:. It's the night before Christmas, and things are not going well for Andy and Terry. They're at war with an angry snowman, Santa has crashed his sleigh and fallen into their cloning machine, and their eternally impatient publisher, Mr Big Nose, is demanding a brand-new book by morning. As always, the story is told through Andy Griffiths' fast-paced text combined with Terry Denton's brilliantly chaotic comic-book-style illustrations, creating a reading experience that feels more like an adventure than a traditional novel. New additions to the treehouse this time include an aquarium wonderland, a world-record-breaking level, a lost property office, a lost sausage office, and a super-stinky-stuff level, alongside Quizzy the Quizzical Quizbot's TV quiz show. The festive backdrop gives this instalment a uniquely seasonal charm, blending Christmas mayhem with the trademark Treehouse formula of ever-taller, ever-sillier construction. Themes of friendship, quick thinking, and turning chaos into triumph run throughout, while the irreverent humour and visual storytelling make it especially appealing to reluctant readers. As the twelfth book in a series that has sold over seven million copies worldwide, it can be enjoyed as