Kids books Read Aloud "Vote FOR ME" by Ben Clanton

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Join Miss Dorothy on Goodnight Lighthouse as she shares the hilarious and timely tale of Vote For Me! by Ben Clanton.
This fun and engaging picture book takes readers on a wild ride through an election unlike any other. Donkey and Elephant are both desperate for your vote, and they’ll do just about anything to get it! From endless bragging and flattery to outrageous exaggerations and childish name-calling, no tactic is too silly in their quest for victory. As the competition heats up, the mudslinging begins—literally!
But what happens when the votes are counted and the results are in? Donkey and Elephant are in for a big surprise when a certain whiskered third-party candidate wins the election!
Filled with humor and clever illustrations, Vote For Me! is a playful look at the antics of politics, perfect for introducing young readers to the concept of elections and the importance of good sportsmanship. This story will have everyone laughing out loud and cheering for the underdog!
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