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Peter Rabbit: Treehouse Rescue

By Puffin Books

A secret treehouse hides a surprising challenge — can Peter, Benjamin and Lily outwit Mr Tod?

exciting adventurous engaging

Pageticker community rating

Average score: 4.44

From 9 readers

What do our readers think of Peter Rabbit: Treehouse Rescue? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the exciting adventure, colourful illustrations and familiar characters, and many find the simple language helpful for reading alone. Some children think the story is rather short or repetitive, but they still enjoy the squirrel tests and the fun escape from Mr Tod.

What does the Pageticker team say about Peter Rabbit: Treehouse Rescue?

This is a lively, accessible adventure for children gaining confidence with independent reading. Peter, Benjamin and Lily make a likeable team, while the Secret Squirrel Tests add playful suspense; the fox brings a little peril, but the emphasis stays firmly on friendship, teamwork and outsmarting trouble.

Genres

Adventure Animals Friendship/Family

What is Peter Rabbit: Treehouse Rescue about?

Peter Rabbit, Benjamin Bunny, and Lily Bobtail seek a new hideout to evade the cunning fox, Mr Tod. They discover a secret treehouse, but to claim it, they must pass Squirrel Nutkin's challenging Secret Squirrel Tests. Join them on this thrilling adventure as they outwit predators and forge stronger friendships.

About the author

Puffin Books is a famous publisher that brings amazing stories to children all around the world. They publish much-loved books like the 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' series and Roald Dahl's classics. Puffin Books believes in the magic of reading and helps children discover exciting adventures, unforgettable characters, and new worlds with every book.

Discussion ideas around Peter Rabbit: Treehouse Rescue

Working Together: How do Peter, Benjamin and Lily help one another, and what makes them a strong team?

Being Brave: Which part of the Secret Squirrel Tests would you find hardest, and how might you tackle it?

A Safe Place: What would make a treehouse a good hideout, and what rules would you create for it?

Tricky Choices: How do Peter and his friends use clever ideas when Mr Tod is nearby?

Friendship: What do Peter, Benjamin and Lily learn about being good friends during their adventure?

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Early Reader (5-8)

This edition

2014

First published

2013

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