The Arithmech League of New Jersey, or as we call it, "The ALNJ," was not an ordinary club. Ah, no! It was a place where numbers danced, equations quizzed, and geometrical shapes grew personalities. The ALNJ was a secret society hidden within the busy heart of the Garden State, and its members? They were the math-loving munchkins of New Jersey. Now, New Jersey, the fourth smallest state of the U.S., is home to more than just the Jersey Shore and the historical Liberty State Park. It's also home to a whole bunch of number-crunching kiddos whose brains whirr faster than a Jersey diner's milkshake machine! One of these whiz kids is our hero, a ten-year-old boy named Timmy "The Totaler" Thompson. Timmy, with his wild curly hair and glasses perched precariously on his nose, was the crowned king of counting in all of New Jersey. He had an unusual knack for making numbers funnier than a clown in a tutu. One day, during a long division lesson, Timmy decided to rename the remainder "Bob." So, now whenever they had a "Bob" in their equation, the kids would erupt in laughter. Who knew math could be so hilarious? Another time, Timmy discovered that the number '142857' was magical. If you multiply it by 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6, it rearranges itself! This crazy number became the mascot of the ALNJ, and they named it "The Jersey Jumbler." So, my little reader, welcome to New Jersey, where math isn't just numbers and equations, but a comical adventure with Timmy "The Totaler" Thompson and his band of merry mathletes!

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