The
final book in the series, Hashbrown
Winters and the Whiz-tastrophe,
takes Hashbrown and his friends into another dimension of
hilarity—literally! A freak accident involving Whiz’s
special…um…talent plummets the tree house gang into a world where
everything is centered around laser tag, and the game never ends.
There, in this alternate universe, Hashbrown finds his double, who
decides to take Hashbrown’s place and leave him and his friends
stuck in this alternate universe forever.
I
am sad that this is the end of the series, and especially sad that
this last book wasn’t longer. It left me wondering about the
alternate universe and its history. I wanted more of the characters.
I wanted more of the secret code. I wanted more wacky escapades. If
this wasn’t the last book, perhaps I would feel more content, but
part of me can’t settle with the idea that this is the end of the
Hashbrown adventures.
I
strongly recommend the Hashbrown books. The author has done an
incredible job of creating a new universe, and the characters who
inhabit it are a lot of fun. The books leave you feeling like an
honorary member of the tree house club, and after all, what could be
cooler than being part of Hashbrown Winter’s inner circle? Give the
series a try and befriend some of the greatest unforgettable
characters you’ve ever met in youth fiction.
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