so until about two years ago i sincerely believed marshmallows were a fungus because of this book.
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so until about two years ago i sincerely believed marshmallows were a fungus because of this book.
So I was reading The 91-Story Treehouse book to my 8yo before bed (she has read these books many, many times), and she says, “Look, that piece of spaghetti is Crowley and the Flying Meatball is Aziraphale!”
I kid you not.
it just makes sense
Hi! I really wanna to do some doodles and headcanons Andy & Terry on my Storey treehouse AU 😁
Here is some headcanons about them:
-> Andy & Terry are half-brothers, for complete they are twins, I got the idea by the book 54, they have the same dad
-> Before the brothers born, them dad was married with Terry’s mom, in that year she was having Terry, but Andy and Terry's father was an idiot, because he was training her with Andy's mother, she was also having a baby who was Andy!
-> By coincidence Andy and Terry were born on the same day, but at different times, Andy's mother had him during the day and Terry's mother in the afternoon at the end of the day, and their father managed to see both children at the same time :|
After 1 month, Terry’s mom discovered that the dad was cheating she with Andy’s mom they got divorced and she got Terry’s guard
Exactly, Andy's name Griffiths came from his father and Terry's Denton came from his mother, Terry's adoptive father agreed to give him that surname
-> When the brothers were 16 years old, Andy found Terry floating in the water, he helped him and they soon became friends, without knowing that they were blood relatives, the two were soon captured by the wooden head captain, they met Jill and several other people (That's all happened in book 26), after 6 years of slavery, Terry rebels but the captain tells him to get on the board, Jill tries to explain but he slaps her, at that moment Andy feels something he hasn't felt in years, he takes the mop stick and hits the captain on the head , this ended up causing a fight and so Andy killed the wooden head captain and saved his two friends, after a storm, they found a forest and from there they started to live there.
-> The boys met Mr Big Nose in the city, the editor saw some of their drafts and decided to hire them, but as they hadn't gone to college, he decided to help the brothers and Jill
-> Andy is a transgender boy, he hid it for years, Terry discovered it when they were still slaves, Terry is aromatic, he realized it right after book 13
-> Andy, Terry and Jill are good friends, exactly Andy has a crush on Jill and the girl has the same crush on him :)
-> I like to think that Andy has more patience than Terry, in the case of scolding or trouble, Terry starts to beat him up, but sometimes Andy also loses his patienceIn this case, Andy knows how to deal with younger people better than Terry
And that it guys! Sorry if I didn’t write more headcanons, but I gonna to write more, you can ask too if you want 🫶🏻
Authors and directors may try all they wish, but no book or movie will break the forth wall with a genius that can begin to compare with that of the breaking of the forth wall in Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton's The 13-Storey Treehouse.
We can not stop staring at the AMAZING display Nicola’s Books in Ann Arbor, Michigan had in-store this spring to celebrate THE 65-STORY TREEHOUSE by Andy Griffiths and illustrated by Terry Denton!
They created the display as an entry for the Treehouse Series Display Contest and have won an extra special visit from author Andy Griffiths in 2018!
Cave Man Chuck Jones
The 65-Storey Treehouse by Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton (2015), p. 182.
I've been a Storey Treehouse Fan for 10 years now. I started reading them since I was 7. Thank you Andy and Terry for raising me.