Kelly DiPucchio

Jump in When Grace learns from her teacher that the United States has never had a woman president, she has just one thing to say: Where are the girls? Determined to change history, Grace decides to start her political career right now by running for president in her school's mock election. Why it pulls you in Running for office is harder than it looks! Grace's opponent, Thomas, is a popular soccer captain who thinks he is the best man for the job. From campaign slogans and posters to making big promises to her fellow students, Grace has to work harder than ever to prove that she is the best person for the job. The heart of the story This inspiring story is a perfect introduction to how the American electoral system works. It celebrates the power of a single voice and shows you that with enough heart and hard work, you can lead the way. It is a winning choice for any future leader.

Grace has big dreams of becoming president someday, and she is ready to learn exactly how the government works. When her class studies the three branches of the United States government, Grace and the student council decide to put those important lessons into action. They must debate how to spend the money they raised from a recent school fundraiser. Should they buy brand new sports equipment, instruments for the music room, or new books for the library? The heated arguments follow them all the way to a class field trip in Washington, DC. As they explore majestic national monuments and historic buildings, Grace and her classmates discover that being a true public servant means making tough decisions when people want completely different things. Step into an inspiring story about leadership, teamwork, and finding fair solutions.