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publisher’s note Enjoy the simple things The hustle & bustle of Back to School makes me forget how to have fun and enjoy the simple things in life. We have an awesome Fall Bucket List in this issue that will remind you of those simple things that will make your Fall more memorable. We challenge you to get out there and check off as many Fall Favorites as you can squeeze into the next few months. South Jersey has some really great family farms that will have you getting lost in a corn maze, picking pumpkins and enjoying a hayride with your family.

Have you jumped on the Pokémon Go ban wagon? We sure have! If terms like PokémonStops, Team Mystic and Articuno are still foreign to you, you’might be missing out on some valuable bonding opportunities with your budding Pokémon trainers. While your kids are off evolving, luring and powering up the elusive pocket monsters you can find out the Pros and Cons of the latest techno-trend with the Jersey Shore Family Pokémon Go Guide included in this issue.

Who doesn’t like carmel apples? We found a really great, no-cook method for making your own carmel treat that is an absolute must do this Fall. The recipe we have included is perfect for involving the kids and letting them get creative without the fear of burns. You never know, this could be a new tradition so make sure you snap some pics of the creative process and your masterpieces and don’t forget to share them with us on Facebook!

Everyone knows reading can open up new worlds and enrich children’s lives. The experts at the Atlantic County Library have provided us with some great book recommendations along with book reviews that will get all ages excited about reading.

As always, Jersey Shore Family is happy to provide you with a rockin’ Fall Calendar including a ton of fun fall events you won’t want to miss. For the most updated information visit jerseyshorefamily.com, follow us on Facebook and join our monthly eNewsletter!

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JSF Guide to Pokémon Go! .......

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Fall Bucket List ......................... 8-9 Easy Carmel Apples ............ 10-11 Fall Happenings ................... 12-15 JSF Book Reviews ......... 16-17

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Jersey Shore Family Guide to

by sherrii brentari

“Mom, Mom... can we go Pokémon hunting now?” As I load my kids into the van in search of the elusive Pokémon and local Pokémon stops, I pause to evolve my first Eevee and then wonder how I’ve gotten so involved in the latest gaming fad.

Kids, teens, and adults from every walk of life are wandering out in the real world with smartphones to play the game. If your child is one of the 7.6 million people who have downloaded the game you should probably study up.

Some scary things have been related to Pokémon Go in the news. Reports of car crashes, tresspassing, accidents and even muggings have been connected to playing Pokémon Go, and it’s easy to be concerned about your kids wandering out at all hours to play this game.

What is Pokémon Go? In short, Pokémon Go is a new breed of video game called “augmented reality.” The game mixes real-world features with video elements.

Pokémon “Trainers” walk around — looking at a virtual map on their smartphones that corresponds with the real world — to capture the magical, imaginary creatures known as Pokémon. Trainers “catch” the characters by virtually shooting “Poké Balls” at them. The game uses your phone’s GPS and clock to decide where and when different Pokémon will appear.

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The excitement of the chase combined with the search for PokéStops and Pokémon Gyms can turn even the most mild mannered kid into a virtual reality junky.

Pokémon Pros Child-friendly. The game features the little creatures in various real-world locations and generally includes no real violence and nothing that is inappropriate for a child to see.

Encourages active movement. It gets the child outside and moving around. Your child can’t sit on the couch and play until they pass out. Instead, it requires walking around and visiting different locations while looking at a map to identify where Pokémon might be lurking.

Family Fun. It offers parents the opportunity to join in the fun and bond over the game as they hunt for Gyarados and Charmanders with their kids.

Explore the neighborhood. The search for Pokemon hot spots take players to places they’ve never been before. We found a lot of churches are home to PokéStops and local Starbucks have more than their share of rare Pokémon.

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Pokémon Cons Extreme data usage. The game eats up your phone’s data. If you do not have unlimited data in your phone plan, you could be in trouble.

Potential unexpected expense. Although the game itself is free to download, Pokémon Go offers in-app purchases that range in price from 99 cents to $99.99. Players are encouraged to buy coins to purchase lures, incense, eggs and PokéBalls to help advance their games. Before play make sure to review your family’s app permissions.

Personal information. Watch out for your personal info. Nintendo asks that you register to use Pokémon Go, including email addresses and things like your child’s birth date. If you use Google or Facebook, remember, you are opening up your personal information – posts, emails – to Niantic, the game’s developer. The company requires you to notify them if you want collection of that material stopped.

Stranger danger. Players can interact with other players in their area as they visit PokéStops and gyms. Make sure your child understand boundaries and is aware of their surroundings at all times.

Accidental breakage. Wondering around, phone in hand is an accident waiting to happen.

Make sure you invest in a sturdy protective case to guard your child’s divice agains drops, spills and crashes.

Distraction. Walking or riding a bike while looking down at a device can be dangerous.

There have already been many reports of players getting injured by not watching where they are going. Warn your children to watch where they are going, especially when it comes to busy streets or high-altitude areas. Make sure to use the Vibration option, which alerts players to the presence of nearby Pokémon.

The kids won’t miss anything in the game, but they’ll be less likely to wander into the street.

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t s i L t e k FALL Buc Visit a Pumpkin Patch Go on a Hayride.

Sign up for swimming lessons. The JCC in Margate offers classes. www.jccatlantic.org

Try Birchgrove Park in Northfield

Shop at a Farmers Market

Go on a fall picnic

Brave the Cornfield of Terror at

Get lost in the 4 Acre Corn Maze at

R and J’s in Galloway. www.randjfarm.com

Butterhof ’s Shady Brook Farm in Egg Harbor City www.shadybrookfarmnj.com

Roast Pumpkin Seeds

Enjoy a bonfire

show times visit www.delseadrive-in.com

Go to a Drive In Movie for movies and

Play flag football

Visit a haunted house

Jump in a pile of leaves

Bounce on a trampoline. Jersey Shore

Carve a pumpkin

Gymnastics offers Friday Night Open Gym. Visit www.jerseyshoregymnasticsacademy.com

Do a Leaf rubbing project

Watch a scary movie

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Sign up for Kickboxing lessons at AmeriKick

Get a massage. Abella Salon in Ocean City

Make Halloween costumes

Make Fall Cookies

Bake a Pumpkin Pie

Decorate for Fall. Make some decorations out of foliage and pine cones

in Galloway. Facebook.com/AmerikickGalloway

Clean out the closets. It’s a great time to think consignment. Visit Just Like New

offers a variety of packages. abellasalon.com

Toast marshmallows or make s’mores

Children’s Consignments in Northfield. www.jlnconsignments.com

Have a nature scavenger hunt

Make Apple Cider

Build a scarecrow

Go to a football game Go to a Pumpkin Festival. The South Jersey Pumpkin Show is a family favorite. www.sjpumpkinshow.com

Pick your own Apples!

Visit www.pickyourown.org

Make Caramel Apples

Go to a Halloween Parade

Explore a collection of robots from around the world at the Franklin Institute’s

Fly a kite

Robot Revolution Exhibit starting in Oct. www.fi.edu

Take a Nature Walk

Go Trick or Treating Family owned and operated for over 150 years

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Noting says “Fall� like ooey, gooey carmel apples.

Try this kid-friendly, no muss-no fuss recipe to create your own carmel delights with the kids.

DIRECTIONS DIRECTIONS Charming Charming designs anddesigns gooeyand candy gooey make candy make these caramel theseapples caramel irresistible. apples irresistible.

Use applesUse apples at room temperature at room temperature because caramel because caramel tends to slip tends off of to chilled slip off apples. of chilled apples.

In a microwave-safe In a microwave-safe bowl, meltbowl, chocolate melt chocolate chips and shortening; chips and shortening; stir until smooth stir untiland smooth and set aside. Insetanother aside. Inmicrowave-safe another microwave-safe bowl, bowl,

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microwave melt the green candy melts. Repeat with white candy melts.

In another microwave-safe bowl, microwave the caramels and water, uncovered, on high for 1 minute; stir. Heat 30-45 seconds longer or until caramels are melted; stir until smooth.

Line a baking sheet with waxed paper and grease the paper; set aside.Wash and thoroughly dry apples. Insert a stick into each; dip into caramel mixture, turning to coat. Place on prepared pan.

Drizzle with melted chocolate and candy melts. Decorate as desired with melted chocolate, candy melts and candies.

Refrigerate until set.

Yield: 8 servings.

INGREDIENTS 1 package (11-1/2 ounces) milk chocolate chips 2 tablespoons shortening 1 package (14 ounces) vibrant green Wilton candy melts 1 package (14 ounces) white Wilton candy melts

2 packages (14 ounces each) caramels 1/4 cup water 8 large tart apples, ROOM TEMPERATURE 8 lollipop sticks Assorted candies such as jimmies, M&M’s and Reese’s Pieces

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sn g s g n H H i i L L a a n n p p e e p p L FA FA SEPTEMBER 3RD, 2 PM

SEPTEMBER 17TH, 10AM-4PM

STAR WARS CLUB: JEDI ACADEMY

Atlantic County Library System/ Ventnor, 6500 Atlantic Avenue USE THE FORCE FUN & GAMES Suggested for ages 10-12. Teens welcome. Registration requested for any session. Each session ends with epic (pool noodle) lightsaber battles.

SEPTEMBER 10TH & 11TH The Atlantic City Seafood Festival!

Bader Field, Albany Ave. Atlantic City Great live music, local vendors, fun activities and most importantly- SEAFOOD from amazing local restaurants!!!

Admission to our festival is $5 Children under 12 free On-site parking is Free

SEPTEMBER 11TH

Memorial Park, Main Street & Rt. 50, Mays Landing

The Hamilton Historical Society it hosting it’s annual ART and CRAFT show and sale. A unique Group of Art and Craft vendor’s along with food vendor’s will make for a fun and interesting day.

Jersey Shore Family is sponsoring a variety of children’s activities including princess appearances, bounce house and face painting. Visit our table for your chance to win.

SEPTEMBER 23RD AT DUSK (7:30PM) Galloway Twp. Free Movie Night & Fireworks

Municipal Complex, Jimmie Leeds Rd. Fireworks to follow approx. 10 pm

SEPTEMBER 24TH & 25TH, 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Margate Fall Fun Fest

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Amherst Avenue between Decatur and Coolidge Avenues.

Free admission to Celebrate the start of Fall with two full days of amusements, entertainment, crafts and food.

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SEPTEMBER 27TH, 6-8 PM BACK-TO-SCHOOL ANTI-BULLYING PROGRAM

Atlantic County Library System/Somers Point, 801 Shore Road Suggested for ages 8-18.

US Army Sergeant Christopher Alewine presents a program on how to deal with bullies & bullying in school & out. Pizza served after the program.

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sn g s g n H H i i L L a a n n p p e e p p L FA FA OCTOBER 1ST & 2ND 10 AM-5 PM Festival of Fine Craft

Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center in Millville, Bringing together over 130 artists from around the country for two days of exhibiting and selling their works, including one-of-a-kind jewelry, clothing and accessories, home décor pieces, painting, photography, as well as functional and sculptural works in ceramics, glass, metal, wood and mixed media.

Admission $10

OCTOBER 1ST & 2ND 10 AM-5 PM OKTOBERFEST

Historic Smithville A celebration with 100+ unique crafters, live music and one of a kind food!

OCTOBER 6TH, 6:30-8 PM HALLOWEEN CRAFT FOR KIDS

Atlantic County Library System/Hammonton, 451 Egg Harbor Road Suggested for ages 5 & older. Younger children may need assistance from an adult. Registration requested. Make a cool puffy ghost to hang from the ceiling.

All materials provided.

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OCTOBER 7TH, 8TH, & 9TH South Jersey Pumpkin Show & Festival

Salem County Fairgrounds, Rte. 40 (Harding Hwy) Woodstown Free admission, hay rides, pumpkin and Halloween costume contest, amusement rides and more.

OCTOBER 29, 2 PM ZOMBIETHON: FUN & GAMES FOR THE UNDEAD

Atlantic County Library System/Ventnor, 6500 Atlantic Avenue • Suggested for ages 11-14. Registration requested.

Drag yourself to the library for a gruesome good time with zombiethemed party games & activities.

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See a full list of Trick or Treat times at www.jerseyshorefamily .com

HALLOWEEN PARADES Oct. 22nd at 1 pm Costume Pet Parade Moss Mill Rd., Smithville

Oct. 27th at 7:15 pm Ocean City

Asbury Ave from 6th St.- 11th St.

Oct. 30th at 6:30 pm Mays Landing Down Main St.

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NOVEMBER 6TH, 2AM Fall Back/ Daylight Savings Ends

NOVEMBER 11TH Veteran’s Day

List of Parades and events at www.jerseyshorefamily.com

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Welcome “Island Princess” Moana!

Tuscany House Grand Ballroom at Renault Winery Resort 72 N Bremen Avenue, Egg Harbor City littleangelsprincessevents.com

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October 7-8-9, 2016

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BOOK

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Bella Up, Up and Away

by Ryan O’Rourke (Harper Collins 2016, $17.95) Another fanciful picture book about Bella the curious cat who lives in a lighthouse. The author/ illustrator, Ryan O’Rourke is a professor of illustration at the New Hampshire Institute of Art, and the pictures are made up of mixed media and digital compositions. They are inspired by the author’s summer vacations on Cape Cod. Bella, the cat was first introduced to us in her adventure titled Bella Lost and Found.

She is back in Bella Up, Up and Away. When she meets a cat friend, Claude, she invites him to join her in an adventure. Wisely, he chooses to remain on shore taking a nap on a life raft while Bella plays in the ocean’s edge, and then creates a sand castle imagining she is a knight defending her kingdom. When a strong wind blows the life raft Claude is sleeping on out to sea, Bella has a real life adventure trying to rescue Claude. She sees the seagulls flying and thinks she will reach him by flying with a kite she finds in the sand. Alas, she loses her grip on the kite and ends up in the ocean with Claude. Nervously, they watch as a scary fin appears near them, but it turns out to be a friendly dolphin who tows them back to shore.

Claude and Bella celebrate their new friendship and their rescue by sharing a meal in Bella’s lighthouse home.

This book is a sweet tale of friendship, although I would have liked to see a way to include the hero dolphin in the celebration.

—Reviewed by Mary Beth Fine, Atlantic County Library System/Brigantine

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FOR AGES FOR 10-13 AGES 10-13

Starring Starring Sally H. Sally Freedman H. Freedman as Herself as Herself

by Judy Blume

by Judy (Yearling BlumeBook (Yearling 1977Book $8.00) 1977 $8.00)

The war isThe overwar andisfifth-grader over and fifth-grader Sally Sally FreedmanFreedman is all readyistoallbeready a beautiful to be amovie beautiful movie star, after being star, after a brilliant being detective a brilliant and detective world-and worldtraveling spy. traveling spy.

She is sureShe sheisdoesn’t sure she have doesn’t to leave have New to leave New Jersey to begin Jerseyher to fascinating begin her fascinating career but career her older but her olde brother Douglas brotherthe Douglas Geniusthe gets Genius sick and getsher sick and her family decides family to decides spend the to spend winter the in Miami winterBeach. in Miami Beac Now, alongNow, withalong the problems with the of problems being 10, of Sally being 10, Sally has to dealhas with to adeal girl with at school a girl who at school doesn’t who likedoesn’t like winter people, winter a party-line people, a party-line phone (shephone listens(she to listens to other people’s otherconversations), people’s conversations), an old mananinold herman in her neighborhood neighborhood who she thinks who she might thinks be Hitler might be Hitler and stinging andjellyfish. stinging jellyfish.

Miami Beach Miami has Beach some other has some culture other shocks culture shocks for Sally. None for Sally. of the None girlsofinthe hergirls classinwear her class wear socks; the socks; big, old-seeming the big, old-seeming school itself; school school itself; school cafeterias and cafeterias schooland restrooms school restrooms without doors without doors on the stalls. on She the stalls. also does She not alsolike doespulp notinlike herpulp in her Orange Juice!

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— Jennifer— L.Jennifer Altman, L.Librarian Altman, Librarian Atlantic County Atlantic Library CountySystem/Somers Library System/Somers Point Point

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FOR AGES FOR 14 AGES 14 and Older and Older

Everything, Everything, Everything Everything

by Nicola Yoon

by Nicola Yoon (Delacorte (Delacorte Press, Press, 2015) 2015) Everything, Everything, EverythingEverything is a contemporary is a contemporary novel that novel tells the thatstory tells of theMadeline, story of Madeline, a teenagera teenager that’s livedthat’s with lived SCIDwith (Severe SCID Combined (Severe Combined Immunodeficiency) Immunodeficiency) since she was sincefour shemonths was four months old. Neverold. being Never ablebeing to go able outside, to goshe’s outside, she’s content with content her life with spending her life time spending with time her with her books, herbooks, doctorher mother, doctorand mother, a nurse and that a nurse that comes to stay comes with to her stayevery with day. her every That is...until day. Thata is...until a family moves family in next moves door in next and Olly, door the andboy Olly, herthe boy her age, starts age, to break startsthrough to breakher through walls and her make walls and make her wonder herwhat wonder reallywhat living really life would living life be like. would be like.

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Yoon’s writing style is easy to get lost in, and graphics that show how Madeline passes the time litter the novel and are a unique draw that was a great addition. While the romance could have seemed very cliché since Maddy doesn’t have many opportunities to experience contact with other people, the gradual way Olly worms into her world was very believable, and his personality is infectious.

Maddy’s conflict of if she was living trapped inside of her safe bubble as opposed to living in the world outside and experiencing life as she always dreamed of is riveting and heartbreaking. I couldn’t stop turning the pages to find out if Maddy could possibly have a happily ever after with the world so against her. Everything, Everything is a beautiful novel that really lets us know that “life is a gift. Don’t forget to live it.”

— Kristen Comeaux, Librarian Atlantic County Library System / Egg Harbor Township

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5TH ANNUAL Welcome “Island Princess” Moana!

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Atlantic County Senior Centers

Food • Fun • Friendship Nutritious Meals Milton &• Betty

Katz JCC

• Physical Activities • Educational Programs 501 North Jerome Avenue • Socialization & Friendship Margate, NJ jccatlantic.org

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Free for residents of Atlantic County 60 years and older

This service has been funded or partially funded through a grant provided by the Atlantic County Area Agency on Aging, under the Older Americans Act of 1965, as amended.

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