
By Shira Boss, Jamey Christoph (Illustrator)
A boy secretly builds treehouses in Central Park, evading park workers.
In bustling New York City, young Bob Redman seeks refuge from the chaos by constructing hidden treehouses in Central Park. As his creations grow more elaborate, he plays a daring game with park workers determined to dismantle them. Will Bob's secret haven survive, or will his ingenuity be discovered? Dive into this true tale of adventure and surprise in the heart of the city.
Bob does not like the noisy, crowded streets and school hallways of his New York City home, so he decides to build a tree house in the cool, green calm of Central Park. Includes a note about the real Bob Redman.
4.8
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“A great telling of the true story of a little boy building treehouses in Central Park. The illustrations are great and it's told in a way that's engaging and entertaining.”
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“I love that this book is based on a true story, and it's fun that it has an epilogue at the end with a picture of the real Bob. The thing that makes this book are the illustrations!!! They are amazing. I love that this boy persists in building his tree houses and that he finds his escape into nature in Central Park.”
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