Rave Reviews for The Treehouse

“The book is great and funny. It has a lot of adventure. I really liked it when Angela got to build the treehouse and spend time in it with her friends.”

Owen, age 9 - Colorado

 

"The whole book was amazing! I really enjoyed the main character being introduced right away. The part about Kelly getting stuck was very amusing. One of my favorite parts was when they ran across the skunks.”

Noah, age 14 – Tennessee

 

“The Treehouse was a good book. It made me want a treehouse, and a tire swing, and a see-saw, and cookies!!! There’s never been a book that made me so jealous as this one.”

Isaac, age 10 – California

 

“There is never a dull moment in this story. Every new chapter is fun and exciting! The crazy situations Angela and her friends get into bring back many fond memories of when I was a child and spent a lot of time in the woods behind our house. Now, even at 80 years old, I can relate to Angela’s adventures and the relationships she has with her friends. Being a long-time friend of the author and her family, Paula was able to capture Angela’s spunky personality and perseverance perfectly in this story. This book is fun, and funny, for any age!”

Pixie, age 80, Retired Librarian - Illinois

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“Angela’s story makes me want a treehouse. She was so happy to have it to sleep in and play in with Jeannie. It was funny when Kelly got stuck!”

Kate, age 6 1/2 – California

 

“Absolutely enjoyed reading this story myself and reading it to my grandkids! The author makes the pages come alive. I look forward to reading her next book.”

Shelly, age 64, Retired – Illinois

 

“This book is great. It made me laugh out loud.”

Annabelle, age 7 - Colorado

 

“This story is a page-turner! I couldn’t put it down. I just couldn’t wait to see what was going to happen next! This is an adventure that kids will really enjoy and remember. I almost cried when it ended because I wanted to read more!”

Janice, age 76 – Missouri

 

“In Angela’s Great Adventures: The Treehouse, you’ll join Angela and her group of friends as they work together to make her dream of a having a treehouse come alive. There’s plenty of fun and action, along with some setbacks they must overcome.

 

“Author Paula Jo McElroy keeps the story moving with lots of funny incidents, lively dialogue, and tasty food to fuel the kids’ big endeavor. She provides enough details about building the treehouse that it’s almost a blueprint for building your own. This story is heartwarming and humorous, but also gives healthy lessons in family life, teamwork, consequences, and success.

 

“In a time of electronic overload, this is an excellent alternative that emphasizes physical outdoor activities. The story provides an excellent model for today’s children, tweens, and young teens who may want to try a real-world challenge and experience the fun of being active.”

Jerry Bingham, Ph.D, Professor of English & Writing – Illinois