The Great Treehouse War Free Audiobook Download by Lisa Graff

The Great Treehouse War is a story about the three children - Lydia, Angela, and Alex - who discover an abandoned treehouse in their parents' backyard.

The Great Treehouse War is a 2018 fiction and adventure book written by Lisa Graff. This book may be appropriate for early readers who are ready to read chapter books as they follow the story of six kids that compete in a race around the world. These six kids will have to face challenges, experience culture, and earn points along the way.

In this audiobook, the reader follows six kids on a camping trip into the woods. The story starts as these children stumble upon a strange treehouse and soon embark on an adventure of danger, competition, and friendship that they never want to leave.

The Great Treehouse War by Lisa Graff is an audiobook about a family who lives in the woods and creates a treehouse, which gets destroyed by other kids. The narrator of the story does not necessarily agree with how things went down, so she tells the story from different perspectives with each person having a unique voice. The book is also perfect for those who have a fear of the outdoors because it is told entirely in the forest.

The Great Treehouse War is a story about diverse groups of children who are trying to escape from the world's most powerful and authoritarian military regime. Despite being born into a society that is mandating conformity, these children have found a way to rebel by constructing their own utopias--a treehouse in the sky, an underground city, and now even a spaceship.

The Great Treehouse War is a Middle-Grade Audiobook where a family builds their own treehouse in the woods. However, when their kids come to visit, they find a treehouse that has been abandoned. Original review from Dab of Darkness: