When I was nine, I checked out Andy’s first book “Just tricking” and before I knew it, I was enjoying the hell outta that book and finally found the type of books that I loved to read. Needless to say I then starting reading every other novel of his that I could get my hands on (Most of them I just borrowed from my primary school’s library.) Most other novels as a kid didn’t appeal to me as I only liked to read non-fiction. (Same to this day as a young 23 year old) But back then Andy Griffith’s books were the only novels I truly ever loved, he even signed my copy of The 52 Story Treehouse back in 2014 when I met him at a signing at Big W Eastland. I reckon it would be nostalgic if he wrote for older audiences as well, especially those who grew up reading his classic novels.

Zac, Reader

When I was nine, I

Chiara Mastrilli2025-06-06T11:46:42+10:00

When I was nine, I checked out Andy’s first book “Just tricking” and before I knew it, I was enjoying the hell outta that book and finally found the type of books that I loved to read. Needless to say I then starting reading every other novel of his that I could get my hands on (Most of them I just borrowed from my primary school’s library.) Most other novels as a kid didn’t appeal to me as I only liked to read non-fiction. (Same to this day as a young 23 year old) But back then Andy Griffith’s books were the only novels I truly ever loved, he even signed my copy of The 52 Story Treehouse back in 2014 when I met him at a signing at Big W Eastland. I reckon it would be nostalgic if he wrote for older audiences as well, especially those who grew up reading his classic novels.

Zac, Reader

When I was nine, I checked out Andy’s first book “Just tricking” and before I knew it, I was enjoying the hell outta that book and finally found the type of books that I loved to read. Needless to say I then starting reading every other novel of his that I could get my hands on (Most of them I just borrowed from my primary school’s library.) Most other novels as a kid didn’t appeal to me as I only liked to read non-fiction. (Same to this day as a young 23 year old) But back then Andy Griffith’s books were the only novels I truly ever loved, he even signed my copy of The 52 Story Treehouse back in 2014 when I met him at a signing at Big W Eastland. I reckon it would be nostalgic if he wrote for older audiences as well, especially those who grew up reading his classic novels.

Zac, Reader