Books with author Rachell Jackson

When I looked at her face, she seemed just as surprised as I was. Because sitting next to me in the mall was . . . me!”Same bright red hair, same denim shorts with holes in them, same blue top. Same worn out sandals. She even had my voice. Or I had her voice. Whichever. They sounded the same. But the strangest thing was that I could see through her! Really weird.She suggested that I run for Prom Queen at the end of the school year. Not interested. She insisted.I’m Holly. I think of her as the “Other Me.” I asked, “Who are you?” “I...am...you!” she responded.Wow! I had to think about that!

Encouraged by her good friend Suellen, Loretta decides to run again for eighth grade president.Spoiled rich girl Molly Blankenship has been president of every grade until now - including kindergarten - and she isn't about to allow a misfit like Loretta to take the office away from her.Loretta becomes the school villain when she is framed for a series of "incidents" and must turn detective to clear her name.A story full of twists and turns. What will happen next? Who will win? Sit down, read the book and find out!

When I looked at her face, she seemed just as surprised as I was. Because sitting next to me in the mall was . . . me!"Same bright red hair, same denim shorts with holes in them, same blue top. Same worn out sandals. She even had my voice. Or I had her voice. Whichever. They sounded the same. But the strangest thing was that I could see through her! Really weird.She suggested that I run for Prom Queen at the end of the school year. Not interested. She insisted.I'm Holly. I think of her as the "Other Me." I asked, "Who are you?" "I...am...you!" she responded.Wow! I had to think about that!

Encouraged by her good friend Suellen, Loretta decides to run again for eighth grade president.Spoiled rich girl Molly Blankenship has been president of every grade until now - including kindergarten - and she isn't about to allow a misfit like Loretta to take the office away from her.Loretta becomes the school villain when she is framed for a series of "incidents" and must turn detective to clear her name.A story full of twists and turns. What will happen next? Who will win? Sit down, read the book and find out!

Real-life situations and relatable narratives introduce students to the principles of multiplication and division, an essential part of third-grade math. Age-appropriate language encourages learning, which will help readers to become fluent in more complex math topics. Engaging visuals complement high-interest topics, while visually appealing designs help to make the math concrete. Election day is almost here, and readers will help the title’s narrator divide up the work for a school’s presidential race. This volume meets CCSS Math Standard 3.OA.A.4.