LETTERS FROM READERS:
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"Thank you so much for writing this book. It really
helped me during my campaign which ultimately led me win
my freshman election for class president. The advice inside
the book was something everyone that is thinking about running
for office should read. This book does not tell you secrets or
cheats to win elections, it offers some great ideas and advice
on how you might. All in all, "How to Win a High School Election"
was a wonderful book. Everyone thinking about running
for student council or class council office in school should
DEFINITELY read it."
-- Stephanie Sun (Freshman Class President) Brighton, Michigan
"Jeff, Hi. My name is Zach Davis. I just wanted you to know
that I was a candidate in an upcoming election, read your book,
and thanks to it, I WON! Well, I just wanted you to know that.
I will tell all my friends. I could never thank you enough!"
-- Zach A. Davis (Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y Club, Sts. Peter and
Paul School) Lexington, Kentucky
"Hey Jeff, Thank you so much. I've used your book and its
helped me win a class election. Thank you so much for spending
time to help students across the nation have the confidence and
ideas to win."
-- Jeff Liu (Class Treasurer) Los Angeles, California
"Hi Jeff, I'm just writing to tell you that I won my grade 9
elections. I used one of the ideas that I found in your online
highlights. It was great! Thanx a lot for your help!"
-- Michael Kirsh (Grade 9 student representative to Board
of Student Senators, Thornhill High School) Thornhill, Ontario, Canada
"Dear Jeff, Hi my name is Marin and I'm a 13 year old student
at James W. Parker Middle School. Today I was announced the
new Student Body President of my school. I was the only girl
running and my opponents were all well liked and popular. I
thought this book would help. And it did! I won by a mere 5
votes but there is a very good chance I never would have won
and the book helped. It really did! Pretty cool huh? Well the
girl known as Miss President wanted to say thank you for the
help!"
-- Marin Cogan (Student Body President, James W. Parker Middle School) Edinboro,
Pennsylvania
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