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    Kiana S.M.A.R.T. for Class President
    Kiana S.M.A.R.T. for Class President
    Kiana S.M.A.R.T. for Class President
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    Kiana S.M.A.R.T. for Class President

    By Michelle Spady

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    Kiana Smart is S.M.A.R.T, funny, has ‘awesome hair’, wears red cowgirl boots, has a best friend named Nicole, AND she is running for class president! So is Ezra McAvoy, one of the boys in her class. Kiana’s girlfriends want to help her win the race. Ezra recruits his friends to be as creative as possible to win the race. Kiana launched her “I Love Books” campaign, and when she reveals her idea to create a heart-shaped necklace with “I Love Books” written on it, her friends are not the only ones who hear her plan.
    Did Ezra send a spy over to snoop on Kiana and her friends? Do the girls out-S.M.A.R.T the boys? Who will win the race? Do they become friends at the end?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichelle Spady
    Release dateFeb 15, 2017
    ISBN9780991460052
    Kiana S.M.A.R.T. for Class President
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    Michelle Spady

    Mrs. Spady began her college education at Virginia State College and traveled west where she acquired a BA degree in English, with a minor in Business Education from the University of Utah. An avid educator with over 25 years of experience, the resident of Reston, Va. has held professional teaching licenses in Virginia, Louisiana and Utah. Her creativity, unique approach to learning, and love of teaching, has brought her distinguished recognition in the field, including a nomination for Arlington Public School’s “Teacher of the Year” Award from her school. After a decade in corporate America, she set her sights on entrepreneurship. With several business experiences under her belt, she is now doing what she is very passionate about, writing, and publishing books with her son Bradford O. Spady. He is a young artist with an interest in cartooning and character design. To date, they have published six books. All available on Amazon and all online retailers. Their books are filled with rich educational stories that are pertinent and relevant to topics of interest that garner the attention of students of all ages; not to mention vibrant illustrations by Bradford. Currently, Mrs. Spady is promoting her “No Bullying Books Tour”. On occasion her son joins her as they team up to spread the anti-bullying message with word, song and illustrations.

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      Kiana S.M.A.R.T. for Class President - Michelle Spady

      MONDAY

      It was Homeroom, and Kiana Smart and Ezra Eze McAvoy, both 11 years old, proudly stood on the left and right side of Miss Calloway (better known as Miss C) as she explained to the class what it meant to be a leader. They had just been chosen by their classmates to be the nominees to represent two opposite sides in the run-off election for class president. Whoever won in the class election could run for President of the fifth grade class in the school wide election.

      Walking away from Kiana and Eze with her arms folded, Miss C began to walk up and down the rows of her anxious and excited students. Class, you have selected two leaders to represent you well in our election for classroom president. Now, who can tell me what it means to be a great leader? Ezra and Kiana you may take your seats now.

      Kiana’s best friend, Nicole, blurted out, I know, Miss Calloway! A great leader should always be prepared! Not only should you come to class with your book, notebook, pen and mind ready to learn, but you should have a heart and be able to make friends easily. She cut her eyes over to the brown, curly head boy sitting against the bulletin board named Ezra Eze McAvoy.

      Yes, Nicole, that is correct; however, you have to remember to raise your hand and wait for me to call on you before blurting out the answer.

      Yeah, Nicole, raise your hand first! Ezra mocked Miss C as he leaned over his desk to make sure that Nicole knew that he was talking to her.

      The class clapped, and yelled with a roar, Woot Woot! Go, Kiana! (which were mostly the girls) and Yayyy! Ezra! (which were most of the boys). It was obvious that this election was going to be about the boys against the girls. The girls put their hands together and made hearts with their fingers to show Kiana that

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