The Kid Who Became President

In the sequel to THE KID WHO RAN FOR PRESIDENT, 13-year-old Justin Moon decides to take the office he turned down at the end of the first book. After all, there are cool perks, like an underground swimming pool, weekend jaunts to Camp David, and even your own Oval Office. And your friends have the opportunity to write "Millard Fillmore was a dork" on White House mirrors. On the downside, there are Secret Service Agents, popularity polls, and political schmoozing. Not to mention having to save the world from war with your video game skills. Scott Shina isn't a kid, but he must be in touch with his inner child. He gives genuine heart to the adolescent angst of President Moon. Shina brings likability and something that sounds like innocence to Moon's humorously troubled tenure in the Oval Office. M.C. (c) AudioFile 2002, Portland, Maine