Our House Turned Into a Giant Maze

Edna Birch

Summary

Our House Turned Into a Giant Maze is a wild and hilarious adventure for children aged 5-12, packed with fun twists and unexpected challenges. When a family wakes up to find their home transformed into a giant maze, their ordinary day turns into an extraordinary quest. From upside-down rooms and floating chairs to tricky puzzles and bouncing walls, each chapter is filled with quirky and inventive obstacles that make navigating the maze an unforgettable experience. As the family works together, they discover that with a little creativity and a lot of laughter, even the strangest situations can turn into the best adventures. Perfect for young readers who love humor, teamwork, and a dash of imagination, this story shows that there’s no limit to the fun you can have when you face challenges as a family.

Available since: 08/16/2025.

Print length: 144 pages.

Young Readers

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