#Review: How to Win an Election by Menaka Raman

“How to Win an Election” is a rollicking romp through the chaos of student politics, brought to life by the delightful illustrations of Pia Alizé Hazarika.

In this uproarious tale, Menaka spins a yarn of intrigue, friendship, and electoral mayhem that will leave readers in stitches. As the middle school elections loom large, Sachin finds himself disqualified from the race, sparking a whirlwind of mischief and mishaps as he teams up with his best friend Mini to secure victory.

But winning won’t be easy, especially with rivals resorting to dastardly tactics like hacked videos, incriminating bathroom graffiti, and even dangerous baked goods! With each hilarious twist and turn, Sachin and Mini must unravel the mystery of their opponents’ underhanded schemes before it’s too late.

Hazrika’s whimsical illustrations add an extra layer of charm to the story, capturing the zany spirit of the characters and their misadventures with vibrant colors and playful details. From runaway lizards to makeshift campaign posters, every scene bursts with personality and energy.

“How to Win an Election” is a laugh-out-loud read that will appeal to readers of all ages. It’s a heartwarming ode to the bonds of friendship and the resilience of the human spirit, wrapped up in a package of pure, unadulterated fun. So grab a copy, buckle up, and get ready for a wild ride through the wild world of middle school politics!

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