This is a simple and short yet entertaining story of Max, a student running for class president. A wonderful way to introduce students to the election process, this book can help tie together Social Studies and English. This book utilizes traditional text as well as conversation bubbles and could be used to show students how writers show dialogue within text. ( )

Max loses becoming president to Kelly. She sees how it affects him and ask him to be vice president. Both students are then happy, feel capable and worth while.

When Max and his classmate run for class president and one loses the other tries to find a way to make the other one feel better.
Ages 4-7
Pierce College

Max runs for classroom president along with another friend named Kelly . Kelly wins but she chooses max for vice president.
Ages: 4-8yrs
Source: Pierce County Library

REVIEW: A boy trying to run for class president against a fellow peer who is a girl. When votes come in, Max loses the position against her, but then she politely asks if Max wants to be her vice president.
SOURCE: Pierce College
AGE: 4-5