Before we get curious, we want to tell you about this incredible book, Olivia and I, just finished reading together.

It's called Charles McChese and the Childhood News Network. It was so much fun to read.

The book is about an 11-year-old boy, Charles McChese, who starts his very own news network.

He has only two rules that his reporters have to stick to.

Rule number one, keep grown-ups out of the news because grown-up news is no fun.

As a grown-up, it's hard to argue with rule number one.

Rule number two, only report on the news happening in southwest Florida.

But as hard as Charles and his reporters try, curiosity gets the best of them, and they end

up breaking both rules.

Before you know it, the news team travels around the world to uncover a conspiracy involving

Taco Tuesday.

One reporter gets lost while looking for ninjas in Japan.

Another reporter crosses the English channel on a rubber duck.

Not only is this book a fun journey around the world, but there are wonderful lessons to be

learned from the adventures of Charles McChese and his team of curious reporters.

Like learning to accept and embrace change.

And learning to consider and embrace change.

And learning to consider everyone's ideas, as silly as they may seem, because everyone deserves to be heard.

So grab this book and start reading about the wild adventures of Charles MacCheese on the Childhood News Network.

You can find a link to the book in the show notes. It's time to get curious. Hello and welcome back to the Curious Kid podcast.

If you have something you are curious about and you want us to cover it in the podcast,

there are so many ways to let us know. We received three different requests for this week's topic, and each of them was sent to us a different way.

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