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“Too bad,” said Faith. “I wanted one as a souvenir. They were

funny.”

The girls talked as they walked out to the playground.

“They were funny,” said Noelle, “but they might cost Marie and me

the election. We want to find out who put them up.”

“Probably one of the boys,” said Sage.

“Possibly,” added Marie. “But it looks like the poster maker knew

we were planning to run, and we’ve told only a few friends.”

“Couldn’t have been me,” said Sage. “I’m not a good enough artist

to have made those posters. Rose, you’re a great artist. You could have

made the posters.”

Rose flipped her dark brown hair defiantly. “I’ve been staying with

my grandma all week, and all my art supplies are at home, so I couldn’t

have made the posters.”

“What posters?” Hope Harrison asked as she walked up to the

group.

“Where’ve you been?” asked Sage. “The posters. They were

plastered all over the school. Of Marie and Noelle running for

president and vice president.”

“I just got back from the dentist. Haven’t been to school yet.

So, you have your posters up already?” asked Hope. “Cool! I’ve been

thinking of running myself, but I’ll just vote for you two instead. Then,

when you win, you can make me Secretary of State or something.”

“They’re joke posters,” said Rose. “Someone put Marie and

Noelle’s heads on animals’ pictures. We’re trying to find out who

made them.”