TREEHOUSE’S BIGGEST YEAR YET!


2018: THE ‘STOREY’ SO FAR . . .


PUBLISHING IN 2018


STArT CLIMBING NOW!


Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton’s Treehouse series goes from strength to strength, with over a quarter million sales to date (TCM), a Top 10


Children’s Chart position in 2017 and hordes of UK fans delighted by its laugh-out-loud C


text and cartoon-style illustrations. 2018 will be its biggest year yet: here’s what’s in store for the brand in the next 12 months:


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THE TREEHOUSE FUN BOOK OUT 11TH


JANUARY 2018


Dive into the crazy world of Treehouse in The Treehouse Fun Book – an activity book like no other. Andy, Terry and Jill have brought you all their favourite treehouse things to do – in colour! Create your own levels, imagine amazing ice-cream flavours, spot the difference and more.


ACTIVITY FORMAT!


TERRY’S DUMB DOT STORY OUT 22ND THE 104-STOREY TREEHOUSE OUT 23RD AUGUST 2018


The newest adventure in the Treehouse series – out just in time for the summer holidays! Join Andy and Terry in their spectacular 104- treehouse, where they’re in a race against time to finish their next book. Will the tooth fairy, the two-million-dollar shop, or the never-ending staircase be able to help?


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FEBRUARY 2018


Dot Tree


Andy and Terry can’t agree on a story for World Book Day – and it’s not just Mr Big Nose keeping an eye on them, but the story police too! Terry’s Dumb Dot Story is a special World Book Day Treehouse adventure.


NEW


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