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The Treehouse Times
Series · 7 books · 1989-1991

Books in series

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#1

Under 12 Not Allowed

1989

Introduces Amy, Erin, Robin, and Leah, proud reporters and publishers of "The Treehouse Times," as they encounter their first controversy when Roddy Casper shoplifts and Mr. Korn bans all under-twelve-year-olds from his store.
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#3

Spaghetti Breath

1989

As Valentine's Day approaches Amy Evans is up to her ears in trouble. Not only does she have a secret admirer who may be one of the biggest creeps in school, but the landlord of her "adopt-a-grandparent" is threatening to toss the poor old lady out into the streets.
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#4

First Course

Trouble

1990

A bad review from the papers food expert spells financial disaster for the newspaper.
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#5

Daphne Takes Charge

1990

Erin's friend Daphne jets in from L.A. and ruffles a few feathers among the Times' editors, especially Amy, who is displeased with her Rupert Murdoch-esque approach to newspapering and the flip advice she dispenses as guest columnist
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#7

Rats!

1990

The intrepid reporters for "The Treehouse Times" go undercover in the school cafeteria to investigate a possible rodent problem, only to learn a valuable lesson in journalistic ethics
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#8

The Great Rip-Off

1990

Overzealous Amy goes undercover as a stagehand for a visiting ballet company, and prematurely publishes an article that could make a lot of people, even Amy herself, unhappy
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#9

Stinky Business

1991

Researching a story about a corporation that has been dumping toxic waste, the girls run into trouble when a well-meaning biologist provides them with inaccurate information about the level of mercury poisoning the river

Author

Page McBrier
Page McBrier
Author · 13 books

Page McBrier is a writing consultant, teaching artist, and the author of 46 books for young readers, including the award-winning New York Times bestseller, BEATRICE’S GOAT. She grew up in Indianapolis and later, St. Louis, where she majored in theater and education. Page's career as a children’s book author began serendipitously when she was asked to develop a “book series for boys” by a book packaging company, which became the Oliver and Company series for Troll Publishing. Recent projects include ONE COW AND COUNTING, another title in her series of picture books for Heifer International, an organization that helps poor families end hunger and care for the earth, and ABRACADABRA TUT, a time travel adventure for ages 9-12, and recent winner of the IRDA Best Children's Book.

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