A Name is Born
I know this all looks weird. You’re probably thinking right now about “What happened to the Brooklyn News? Well, calm down. I changed the title because, well, this stuff isn’t really related to Brooklyn. You know what I mean? Also, I found out I could do that really cool masthead (see the print version), so I just wanted to. Also, there is some new things in this edition, because of your amazing suggestions.
Fun weather gone
Almost everybody likes the snow. I’m one of those people, so I was a bit disappointed when I saw I had no snow at my upstate house. Most of you have been there. It gets a lot of snow in the winter. But now look! Just grass, but that is nice too. Also, I think the Emma window frame is a lot less boring.
The Big Debate
Hot Chocolate or Chocolate Milk.
Hot Chocolate or Chocolate Milk?
Day Trip for Kids
Have A Picnic At Central Park! You can ask a grownup to take you to Central Park,but remember to pack food and drink. You can visit the zoo, feed the birds, and you can feed turtles, and that would definitely be a great place to play hide-and-seek! Also, I recommend you bring a frisbee so you could throw it around. Their phone number is (212)-310-6600. You can ride the Central Park Carousel, which is about a 10 minute walk away from the zoo.
Book Reviews
Mr. Lemoncello’s library series by Chris Grabenstein
Kyle Keeley, Akimi Hughes, Haley Daley, Miguel Fernandez, Andrew Peckleman, Mr. Lemoncello, and many more people try to win book-related races in Mr. Lemoncello’s AI based library
Check it out from the Brooklyn Public Library.
The Animal Family by Randall Jarrell
A man, a mermaid, a bear and a lynx - all orphans - find a home in a log cabin by the sea and in the woods. Then, they start developing into a family.
Check it out from the Brooklyn Public Library.
Rider Woofson series by Walker Styles
Rider Woofson is a crime-fighting dog with 3 other dogs: Rora Gooddog, Westin Barker, and Ziggy Fluffenstuff. They are called the PI pack.
Check it out from The Brooklyn Public Library.
TV Recommendations
Tumble Leaf
Age Range: I think ages 3-8
Stream it on: Amazon Prime
Check out their website: https://www.tumbleleaf.tv/
Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone
Age Range: 6-15
You should probably read the book first, though. So basically, I’m kind of telling you to read the book.
