Christy Webster - I Can Be President
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Barbie has been a ballerina, a pet vet, a teacher, and a horse rider--and now she runs for class president in this Step 2 reader timed perfectly for the 2012 election! Girls ages 4-6 will love learning what it takes to be president with the one and only Barbie.
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Barbie wants to be class president. 
Barbie wants to make her school the best. 
Raquelle wants to be president, too. 
Each student can vote for Barbie or Raquelle. 
The girl with more votes will get the job. 
Barbie gives a speech. Barbie gives a speech. She tells everyone what she wants to do as president. 
She wants healthier lunches. Raquelle wants more dances. 
Barbies friends help. They make signs. 
A reporter from the school paper asks Barbie questions. 
Barbie meets many students. Barbie meets many students.
She talks to them about healthy lunches. 
She gives them buttons. She hopes they will vote for her. 
Today is election day! The students vote. Teresa takes a ballot. 
Teresa reads the ballot. Teresa reads the ballot.
Who will do the better job? 
She makes a mark. One vote for Barbie! 
The students put their ballots in the box. 
Teachers count the votes. 
Barbie waits for the results. Her friends wait with her. 
Barbie shakes hands with Raquelle. Barbie shakes hands with Raquelle.
It was a good race. 
Barbie asks Raquelle to be vice president. Raquelle says yes. They will be a great team! 
After election day, a special visitor comes to Barbies school. 
It is the president of the United States! 
Barbie shows the president around her school. 
The president lives in the White House. The president lives in the White House.
She makes laws. 
She meets other leaders. 
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