Henry and Mudge and the Tall Tree House (Henry and Mudge Series #21) Book

I was surprised that Henry sat down for the entire time of me reading this book to him. It roughly took me 10 or so minutes to get through the book. Obviously, I got this book because of the name Henry in it (*winks*).

It's about a boy named, Henry, whose Uncle built him a tree house. Unfortunately, he forgot that Mudge (a large mastiff?) can't climb the tree, so Henry was disappointed. He didn't want to hurt his Uncle's feelings and said it's perfect. He kept climbing down and saying hello to Mudge and climbing up and sitting there for fourteen minutes (that was a little weird, what's with the story behind the 14 minutes?), and did this 6 times or so. Do the math. I really doubt that a boy his age would just sit in the treehouse for an hour and half or more and not do anything.

Finally, the treehouse was moved into his bedroom so Mudge can enjoy it too.

I like this book, but I don't love it. It got Henry interested in what a treehouse is. I'm sure many of Henry and Mudge stories will be a hit/miss type, which is why I prefer to borrow via library. I'll have to read more of the stories to make a determination on whether the series is a hit/miss.