My favourite part of the book was the illustrations of the pages - pages within pages - especially the one that has a page within a page within a page.

Although I wasn’t rolling around the room in fits of laughter, I did enjoy a snigger or two, courtesy of both the writing and the illustrations of the creative duo of this series. Featuring laugh-out-loud stories such as: Terry and the Magic Wand, Chair-up-your-nose Day, The Day Terry Flushed Me Down the Toilet, The Mystery Case of the Missing Doodles . This illustrated guide to life, the universe and everything in between takes young readers on a whistle-stop tour of history, science, nature and lots more.They end up going to the underground laboratory so they can shrink her down with the banana enlarger. These funny illustrated stories (as individual books and as a series) are about best friends Andy and Terry who live in an ever-expanding treehouse. The ninth book in the series promises more of the same, as readers find Andy and Terry running from the Story Police with the only way of escape through the terrifying Door of Doom.

Essentially this book is your child’s Treehouse passport, have your kid grab it and jump into the crazy world of the bestselling Treehouse series by Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton. Since they're Terry's only pictures in his folder, he and Andy end up in an argument which starts a drawing competition. But before anyone can say more, Terry gets distracted by television as his favorite show, Barky the Barking Dog, is airing.

First of all it has 13 stories complete with a bowling alley, shark tank, lemonade fountain, game room and a see through swimming pool. It's got a giant catapult, a secret underground laboratory, a tank of man-eating sharks and a marshmallow machine that follows the reader around and shoots marshmallows into their mouth whenever they are hungry! Mr 8 read this book with ease and actively sought out the further books in the series, which came as quite a welcome surprise.