Living Books: The New Kid on the Block - Full Gameplay/Walkthrough (Longplay)
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Get ready for a journey into a world of poetry and imagination with Living Books: The New Kid on the Block! Follow the adventures of a group of kids as they introduce you to their favorite poems, including hilarious and touching works from renowned poets like Jack Prelutsky and Shel Silverstein. With its vibrant animations, interactive elements, and charming characters, The New Kid on the Block is sure to spark your creativity and leave you with a newfound appreciation for the power of language and expression. So join the fun and let your imagination run wild in this unforgettable journey through the world of poetry!
- About this game:
Living Books: The New Kid on the Block is an interactive storybook game developed by Brøderbund Software and released in 1993. The game features original stories and illustrations, accompanied by animations and sound effects, which bring the stories to life. The game is designed to encourage children to read, with various reading modes available that cater to different levels of reading ability. The game also includes various mini-games and activities, such as puzzles and coloring pages, that are integrated into the stories to keep children engaged and entertained. The New Kid on the Block is part of the popular Living Books series of educational games, which have won numerous awards and have been used in schools and homes around the world.
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Remember when Mr. Jack Prelutsky guest starred as himself in I'm a Poet (Episode 128A of Arthur)? I do.
Yes.
This is also the last Living Books game to have Generic kids as No or Yes answers on the Quit button.
I member
I remember the poem "my Sister is a SIssy" heard in an episode of Arthur titled "I'm a Poet!"
Yep. I especially remember the bear kissing the chicken (what were they thinking?)
The New Kid on the Block
poems by Jack Prelutsky
drawings by James Stevenson
That's how it goes.
(5:50) "Now when Pooh heard his Pooh-Coo clock... he knew it was time for something. But, he was a bear of very little brain. So when he thought, he though in the most thoughtful way he could think."
1:06 - bubbling sound
1:10 / 2:31 - fled screaming!
4:21 - woeing voice!
29:03 - Ballad Theme (Sounding like a lullaby)
50:40 / 51:05 - plummeting/nervous giggle!
51:12 - nervous wail
53:58 - ''We're sorry, Your call cannot complete as a styled!''
54:12 - nervous chuckle!
59:15 - ''Bleeeugh!''
1:04:35 - Sontatas Theme
1:04:48 - Contatas Theme
1:05:16 - Ballads Theme
1:06:30 - Marches Theme
1:06:38 - Mazurkas Theme
1:06:51 - Rhapsodies Theme
1:07:03 - Reels Theme (Sounding like a Polka Festival)
1:07:14 - Minuets Theme
1:07:26 - Tarantellas Theme
1:13:54 - ''Boo!''
Jack Prelutsky: and that's all the poems we have. Good bye, see you next time.
I am so grateful to you for having posted this in its delightful entirety! I hold such very happy memories of my son enjoying it as he was growing up. And now, thanks to you, we can enjoy again! A truly wonderful way to revel in the beautiful work of Jack Prelutsky 😃
Glad to hear this! Enjoy!
4:56 Kid Pix Studios paint can sound effect
this may just be the fact that i used to carpool with a lady who rescued basset hounds talking, but your dog is an ADORABLE dog tbh
19:25 #CourageTheCowardlyDog
Eustace: That’s what I said all the time!
I am Falling off a Mountain was one of my favorites 😂
40:56 This was chosen for the preview. Unlike Stellaluna this one is more justifiable because it is more of rhymes.
This is where I learning to speak English
You learned English from this?
@@harrystoller4147 Correction.
I did take a lot of time during the Playtime of reading
43:41 This is same music used on Nick Arcade
Phil Moore: Mikey’s going up/down/to the left/to the right.
Ah-ha! For @Matthew Rice, "Nick Arcade" since 1994 was Blake's favorite birthday show! WOW!
For @Greggory Ohannessian • 1 year ago, he unequivocally commented:
43:41 This is same music used on "Nick Arcade"
Phil Moore: Mikey’s going up/down/to the left/to the right.
SLAPSTICK! OBVIOUSLY DID THAT.
1:03:53 Carlos And Gretel (Hansel And Gretel parody)
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I always thought it was unusual how the freight trains in the "Incredible Headache" poem had steam locomotives but no tender cars! But then the "speeding train" at 1:10:38 DOES have a tender car!
What was that noise 45:51
So fascinating watching this. I never played this game as a whole as I only had this on a demo disc as a child. Thank you for uploading it.
1:03:10 I Love Toy Trains boing sound effect
Nostalgia. The shadow one always amused me
I think I see some meaning in the poem "I Spied My Shadow Slinking" but can anybody tell me the symbolism in it?
7:20 aww
If only they did a Shel Silverstein CD ROM
ABSOLUTE POETIC GENIUS❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
43:22 Donald Duck!
BOU-WA-WHA-WAAH-WHOOOAAAAAHHH!!!! 55:17
28:06, 29:02, 29:57 Banana Dances
1:09:02 Three-Act Opera
42:31 three musketeers
Jack Prelutsky The New Kid on the Block
Created by Arlene Klasky and Gabor Csupo
Directed by Butch Hartman and Tim Allen
Matt Groening and Jim Schumann
Written by Randy Newman and Billy West
You can do anything with poetry if you put a lot of thought into it.
8:30 Sally Waah Sound Effect
Are there any pig poems?
I don't have that app yet
cool
Definitely.
My childhood.....
Dr. Seuss?
Well, do I ever get the feeling that I always made a great story that tells a rhyme?
I know that it’s true, Don’t you know. 😊
Kids today JUST DON'T KNOW!
WOW! What a Crazy!
Wow
i'm gonna need to know what that rhapsody is
This one used to be one of my least favourites out of them all.
45:01, 45:19, 1:10:38
The train sound effect at 1:10:38 reminds me of Amtrak's Acela Express.
1:18:49
48:42 - 49:12 - 49:19 Dumbo (1941)
1:08:10 1:09:22
Jack Prelutsky The New Kid on The Block
Cartoon Network Studios Cinar Animations
Klasky Csupo Walt Disney Pictures
Ellipse Programe Billionfold Incorporated
Mirisch Films Inc 20th Century Fox
1:03:31, Fart!
That's so offensive!
The new kid is actually a girl
i have a baby girl
The book is no longer appropriate for school.