Treehouse volume 2 issue 1

Dhaka Tribune Wednesday, April 23, 2014

Volume 2, Issue 1

jumbo Issue issue Episodes 42-47

Special special

Tales From the City

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Jonaki's Headquarters Hey friends, This week we have a really special treat for you! Check out a series of your favourite Treehouse tales from issue 46- 51 to give you a little recap of the Treehouse adventures. Flip to page 5 to find out who created the jungle boy Tarzan. Also on page 4, for mythical creature we have a scary Basilisk for

you. But don’t worry, it cant hurt you as long as you have your treehouse friends with you. Please do send us your poems, pictures, and drawings. We eagerly wait to hear from you

Love Jonaki

A weekly production of

DhakaTribune Editor Zafar Sobhan Magazine Editor Sabrina Fatma Ahmad Treehouse Team Sabiha Mahmud Sumi Rubab Nayeem Khan Fuad M Hossain Munira Fidai Natasha Rahman Saudia Afrin Tahsin Momin Baizid Haque Joarder Rad Sharar Contributor Syed Azraf Zaman Faizah Aziz

Solution: The magazine on the chair is missing indicating that somebody is living in the house.

Cartoonist Syed Rashad Imam Tanmoy Rio Shuvo

Contents

Graphics Tahsin Momin Mohammed Mahbub Alam Colour Specialist Shekhar Mondol Kazi Syras Al Mahmood Production Masum Billah Advertising Shahidan Khurshed Circulation Wahid Murad Email treehouse@dhakatribune.com Website www.dhakatribune.com

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2 Tales from the city The story

3 Did you know

Fun facts about hair

4 Mythical creature of the week Basilisk

5 Meet the artist Tarzan

6 Toy

Monopoly

connect the dots

Treehouse Comic

2 Created by Sabrina Fatma Ahmad Story by Sabrina Fatma Ahmad Illustration by Syed Rashad Imam Tanmoy Colour by Rio Shuvo

Tales From the City

Episode 42: Flash Back

The story Hey Friends!

This week, we get the whole story of why you should never accept candy or medicine from a stranger. Speedy learns the lesson the hard way. Let Discobang tell you what happened.

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Treehouse Comic

3 Created by Sabrina Fatma Ahmad Story by Abak Hussain Illustration by Syed Rashad Imam Tanmoy Colour by Rio Shuvo

Tales From the City

Episode 43: Back to back

Didi you know

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Hair is made mostly of a protein called keratin.

Hair is not alive, only the root of the hair is but everything above is dead.

Each strand of hair grows without stopping for about six years. Then, it rests for a few months before falling out.

Hair is very strong. Hair can stretch by 25% of its length before it snaps. A single strand of hair can hold two and a half pounds.

The regular human head has 100,000 hairs.

People lose about 50-100 strands of hair every day.

Nearly all skin on most people has some hair, except the palms of the hand, soles of the feet, lips, and mouth.

Eyebrows and eyelashes protect the eyes from dirt, sweat and rain.

Hair can be used to solve a crime.

Faizah Aziz

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Treehouse Comic

4 Created by Sabrina Fatma Ahmad Story by Abak Hussain Illustration by Syed Rashad Imam Tanmoy Colour by Rio Shuvo

Tales From the City

Episode 44 & 45: mushrooms

Mythical Creature

Basilisk

Take an egg of a snake, and hatch it under a rooster. According to myth, the creature that comes out is one of the most dangerous monsters ever.

Its body is so full of poison that it even breathes poison. Wherever it goes, everything close to it dies. Even one look from this creature can kill.

This monster is called the Basilisk, and it is the king of all snakes.

A small snake, the Basilisk has a body of a snake, wings, and a head of a rooster. It may be powerful, but it has some very big weaknesses. It will die if it hears the crowing of a rooster, and is hurt by the smell of a weasel.

But even still, the basilisk is still one deadly myth. Rad Sharar

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Treehouse Comic

5 Created by Sabrina Fatma Ahmad Story by Abak Hussain Illustration by Syed Rashad Imam Tanmoy Colour by Rio Shuvo

Tales From the City

Episode 46: Harder , faster, stronger

Meet the Artist

Tarzan The lion may be the king of the jungle, but not in this one. Here, the king is faster than tigers, kinder than butterflies, and his roar is louder than the biggest bear. Here, Tarzan rules the jungle. But the man who drew him is another king with a pencil in his hand, and his name is Edgar Rice Burroughs.

Burroughs never planned to become an artist; he used to sell sharpeners when he started drawing.

But that didn’t stop him from making one of the most famous cartoons ever. He even drew John Carter: the heroic Mars adventurer.

Rad Sharar

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Treehouse Comic

6 Created by Sabrina Fatma Ahmad Story by Abak Hussain Illustration by Syed Rashad Imam Tanmoy Colour by Rio Shuvo

Tales From the City

Episode 47: Emergency

toy

The money making toy If you’ve played Monopoly, this week’s game should be a total delight for you. Monopoly: Crazy Cash is a new version of the Monopoly game you’ve never played before.

You play this game by rolling a die and then move your location according to the number of your die.

You could land on a property slot which may be unowned or owned.

If owned then you must pay rent, otherwise buy it. You could also land on a machine slot. For this slot you have to insert a special credit card into a cash machine and win either a chance card or cash. The game ends when one does not have any money to continue.

This game is available at kids and moms in Banani at a price of Tk3,000. Syed Azraf Zaman

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