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How to be Prime Minister and Survive Grade Five
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How to be Prime Minister and Survive Grade Five

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Imagine your dad gets the top job but isn’t exactly up to it. Then he sneaks off on holiday, leaving the country without a leader. What would you do?

When Harper’s dad becomes the prime minister of Australia he’s terrible at it. He was thrust into the top job after a heroic boogie-board rescue of two kids (and a labradoodle) from a shark attack, but surviving government is proving hard. Their family is a laughing stock, and Dad disappears to a ‘conference’ - but he leaves his phone behind.

With her little sister, Lottie, Harper must secretly take his place and decide on a new policy by the end of the week. She finds herself torn between ideas - should she ban plastic bottles? Or make weekends longer? Can she prove a kid can lead the country better than a grown-up?

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
University of Queensland Press
Country
Australia
Date
2 August 2022
Pages
256
ISBN
9780702265587

Imagine your dad gets the top job but isn’t exactly up to it. Then he sneaks off on holiday, leaving the country without a leader. What would you do?

When Harper’s dad becomes the prime minister of Australia he’s terrible at it. He was thrust into the top job after a heroic boogie-board rescue of two kids (and a labradoodle) from a shark attack, but surviving government is proving hard. Their family is a laughing stock, and Dad disappears to a ‘conference’ - but he leaves his phone behind.

With her little sister, Lottie, Harper must secretly take his place and decide on a new policy by the end of the week. She finds herself torn between ideas - should she ban plastic bottles? Or make weekends longer? Can she prove a kid can lead the country better than a grown-up?

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
University of Queensland Press
Country
Australia
Date
2 August 2022
Pages
256
ISBN
9780702265587

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