"A children's politics and government book that helps young readers learn the value of voting in an election. Follow along as Miss Jenn uses three different fruits to help her students run their own in-class campaigns"--Amazon.com.
I Am a Digital Citizen (Civics for the Real World)
by Simone Braxton
The Chief Wolf has decreed that rabbits no longer exist and when he appoints a monkey as his official state photographer the monkey knows his own safety is at risk - he can't stop those supposedly non existent, fluffy tailed creatures from appearing in his photographs.
Princess Academy meets Megan Whalen Turner in this stunning novel about a girl who won t let anything tame her spirit not the government that conquered her people, and definitely not reform school!
Hell yeah! I voted trump and will do it again, 2020
by Rh Press House
When Radley returns to the United States after volunteering abroad, she comes back to a country under military rule with strict travel restrictions, and she must find her way back to her Vermont home through the New England woods. When the American People's Party takes over the American government, Radley returns from a volunteer trip in Haiti to find her parents missing and nowhere to turn. The plot contains violence.
Meet Misfits, Inc. Investigations: Peter, the genius; Jake, the athlete; Byte, the computer whiz; Mattie, the "magician." These four teenage super-sleuths have a knack for uncovering and solving unsolvable crimes. In their fifth case, the young detectives find themselves in the middle of a thirty-year-old mystery surrounding a bombing at a 1970s anti-war protest and an elaborate FBI cover-up. Can they set the record straight before it's too late? Trying to uncover the truth behind events that...
The Rottenest Angel (Rotten School, #10)
by R L Stine and Trip Park
Hilarious new series of wacky stories from a US boarding school where naughty pranks and mischief rate much more highly than education. From bestselling US author, R.L. Stine. Welcome to Rotten School, founded 100 years ago by I. B. Rotten as a boarding school where students would grow and succeed intellectually, morally and physically as they prepared for a productive and happy future. However, today our standards are a little less rigorous - we are simply happy if the students are st...
I heartily accept the motto, "That government is best which governs least"; and I should like to see it acted up to more rapidly and systematically. Carried out, it finally amounts to this, which also I believe-"That government is best which governs not at all"; and when men are prepared for it, that will be the kind of government which they will have. Government is at best but an expedient; but most governments are usually, and all governments are sometimes, inexpedient. The objections which ha...