tree houses

Contains illustrated instructions for building treehouses, and offers advice on what type of treehouse to build, which trees offer the best support, and how to maintain treehouses and access equipment.

A child describes the pleasures offered by a tree house and the real and imaginary adventures to be enjoyed in one.

Seven piglets cavort through a landscape of hidden letters as they build a tree house.

Sent back in time to locate Harry Houdini, Jack and Annie end up getting into an argument that threatens their mission. As the time to meet Houdini nears, they have to find a way to patch up their relationship and continue to work together.

Henry is excited when his Uncle Jake builds him a tree house but worries that his dog Mudge will not be able to enjoy it with him.

Features American Girl Kit, who receives a new tree house for babysitting the horrible Pew children, but now she holds a secret that could hurt her father and friend and has to make a decision whether or not to tell the truth.

Henry is excited when his Uncle Jake builds him a tree house but worries that his dog Mudge will not be able to enjoy it with him.

Arthur enjoys his tree house with his family or friends as guests and sometimes just by himself.

Second grader Owen Foote is looking forward to spending time with his friend Joseph in their tree fort, until some bullies visiting his neighbor, Mrs. Gold, threaten to wreck the fort.

A boy, a bird, and a dog share hours of enjoyment playing in a tree house.