Each installment of Andy and Terry’s Treehouse series sees the house grow upward, but what
if the house never had a proper building permit? No problem, if you’ve got a time machine
in a wheelie trash bin! Caution: Important detours along the way may be necessary to save
antkind and The Time Machine.
— Michael Main
“Don’t you see?” says Terry. “We’ll just travel back in time and get a permit
for the treehouse.”
DEBUT
The 65-Storey Treehouse (Macmillan Australia, August 2015).
VARIANTS
Alternative title. The 65-Story Treehouse (Feiwel and Friends, April 2017).
Danish translation: [ex=bare]En ikke-godkendt-af-byggetilsynet træhule på 65 etager (og som derfor skal rives ned!) | An unapproved-by-building-supervisor treecave of 65 stories (which must therefore be demolished!)[/ex] (Glyldendal, 2018).
Norwegian translation: [ex=bare]Gutta i Trehuset med 65 etasjer som viser seg å ikke være godkjent av bygningsetaten (og som derfor må rives)! | The guys in the 65-story treehouse that turns out not to be approved by the building authority (and which therefore must be demolished)![/ex] (Fontini Forlag, 2015).
Swedish translation: [ex=bare]Vår megastora fuskbyggda trädkoja med 65 våningar som byggnadsnämnden hotar att riva | Our skyscraper treehouse with 65 stories that the building authority threatens to demolish[/ex] (Alfabeta Bokförlag, 2017).
Artist Paradox: “The Time Machine?” repeats H. G. Wells slowly. “But I have not written any such book.”
Butterfly Effect: “If life-forms like us get burned up,” says Pond Scum Terry, “then complicated life-forms likeyou will never get the chance to evolve.”
True Histories: The true story of how the dinosaurs became extinct (hint: not an asteroid), how the Sphinx lost its nose, the true story of H. G. Wells and more!
“Don’t you see?” says Terry. “We’ll just travel back in time and get a permit
for the treehouse.”
3 English variants