The Tree House Night
I Did It
Author
Tuula Pere
Illustrator
Catty Flores
Themes
The Tree House Night, written by Tuula Pere, is another fantastic work by this author. This excellent picture book focuses on friendship.
The artwork done by Catty Flores is genuinely superb. The characters have so much personality children who can’t read will still be able to feel Oliver’s mood as he is concerned about things happening.
The Tree House Night is a beautifully written picture book with an inspirational message about friendship and supporting those you care for. Children, teachers, and parents will all enjoy reading this remarkable story and will be able to relate to the message that the author has presented.
— Literary Titan
The Treehouse Night by Tuula Pere is a fabulous and rather unique children's book that explores the topics of friendship, hard-work, commitment to a project, taking calculated risks, and setting goals.
The characters wrestle with self-doubt, conflicts in their relationship, and tension with parents/family regarding certain plans. It might sound like Disney princess stuff, and it sorta is, but it's presented rather uniquely in this book. For one, there's kinda a darker and more mature tone to this book.
The art is actually quite nice. The human characters and the environments are well drawn and colored. They are definitely crafted in an appealing way. We were especially impressed by the budding flowers in the tree and the cricket near the end.
— Outstanding Creator
Emma and Oliver's struggles are inspiring in a way because even when things go wrong, Emma continues to go ahead with her plans and strives to complete the task she said she would.
The Tree House Night is a fun-filled tale about friendship and adventure. Two young friends set a goal to build a tree house without any help from their parents and have to navigate many challenges along the way.
This is yet another captivating adventure by Tuula Pere featuring beautiful illustrations by Catty Flores. Young readers will find a lot to love in this book!
— Pikasho Deka, Readers’ Favorite
The Tree House Night, written by Tuula Pere, is another fantastic work by this author. This excellent picture book focuses on friendship.
The artwork done by Catty Flores is genuinely superb. The characters have so much personality children who can’t read will still be able to feel Oliver’s mood as he is concerned about things happening.
The Tree House Night is a beautifully written picture book with an inspirational message about friendship and supporting those you care for. Children, teachers, and parents will all enjoy reading this remarkable story and will be able to relate to the message that the author has presented.
— Literary Titan
The Treehouse Night by Tuula Pere is a fabulous and rather unique children's book that explores the topics of friendship, hard-work, commitment to a project, taking calculated risks, and setting goals.
The characters wrestle with self-doubt, conflicts in their relationship, and tension with parents/family regarding certain plans. It might sound like Disney princess stuff, and it sorta is, but it's presented rather uniquely in this book. For one, there's kinda a darker and more mature tone to this book.
The art is actually quite nice. The human characters and the environments are well drawn and colored. They are definitely crafted in an appealing way. We were especially impressed by the budding flowers in the tree and the cricket near the end.
— Outstanding Creator
Emma and Oliver's struggles are inspiring in a way because even when things go wrong, Emma continues to go ahead with her plans and strives to complete the task she said she would.
The Tree House Night is a fun-filled tale about friendship and adventure. Two young friends set a goal to build a tree house without any help from their parents and have to navigate many challenges along the way.
This is yet another captivating adventure by Tuula Pere featuring beautiful illustrations by Catty Flores. Young readers will find a lot to love in this book!
— Pikasho Deka, Readers’ Favorite
The Tree House Night, written by Tuula Pere, is another fantastic work by this author. This excellent picture book focuses on friendship.
— Literary Titan
The artwork done by Catty Flores is genuinely superb. The characters have so much personality children who can’t read will still be able to feel Oliver’s mood as he is concerned about things happening.
— Literary Titan
The Tree House Night is a beautifully written picture book with an inspirational message about friendship and supporting those you care for. Children, teachers, and parents will all enjoy reading this remarkable story and will be able to relate to the message that the author has presented.
— Literary Titan
The Treehouse Night by Tuula Pere is a fabulous and rather unique children's book that explores the topics of friendship, hard-work, commitment to a project, taking calculated risks, and setting goals.
— Outstanding Creator
The characters wrestle with self-doubt, conflicts in their relationship, and tension with parents/family regarding certain plans. It might sound like Disney princess stuff, and it sorta is, but it's presented rather uniquely in this book. For one, there's kinda a darker and more mature tone to this book.
— Outstanding Creator
The art is actually quite nice. The human characters and the environments are well drawn and colored. They are definitely crafted in an appealing way. We were especially impressed by the budding flowers in the tree and the cricket near the end.
— Outstanding Creator
Emma and Oliver's struggles are inspiring in a way because even when things go wrong, Emma continues to go ahead with her plans and strives to complete the task she said she would.
— Pikasho Deka, Readers’ Favorite
The Tree House Night is a fun-filled tale about friendship and adventure. Two young friends set a goal to build a tree house without any help from their parents and have to navigate many challenges along the way.
— Pikasho Deka, Readers’ Favorite
This is yet another captivating adventure by Tuula Pere featuring beautiful illustrations by Catty Flores. Young readers will find a lot to love in this book!
— Pikasho Deka, Readers’ Favorite
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