A very different girl, from a father who builds copper alligators and mother who plants a garden on the roof of her apartment, Daisy lives a life which she would like to change. Daisy would like to get more money for her family, but when she does she thinks, "Do I really want to change the way I live?". What the money lets the Green family realize is that you can never change the person that you are.

I thought that this book revealed what some families really think about changes. Funny elements of the story let you laugh and think, "What would it be like if I was like this?". All in all, a great book of humor and for those who dream of winning the lottery.

I would not recommend this book to other kids. The plot wasstupid and the haunting was lame.

I really enjoy this book. It started not good intill the part when the mom, Ms. Harrison bought a cabin up in the mountains for summer vacation. The reason the mom bought the cabin was because is son Barry and her daughter Robin was telling their mother that everybody else at school was going away for summer vacation why don't we go some where. The story got excited chapter four beacause the chapter says it. After chapter four the story got very exciting and scary as well. I will recoment this book to other people and for children that could read. I know most of the people that read this book will enjoy it as much as I did. Remember that this book starts pretty good but the end of the book is the real story. You will know what I mean at the end of the story. I hope you read this review so you could look up this book. Remember in this a mystery is only a page away!!!!!

I liked this book. I have read three pee wee books and this was my second faviort I think. Molly has this club and they have meetings. You have to do different things to get a badge. It's very intresting. If you like this book, then you'll like planet pee wee also.

This book was written on a third grade reading level. I am a professional educator from Texas and I read it with my twin 7 year olds two weeks before Christmas(The characters in this book are also 7 year olds). Early in the book a child was being teased about believing in Santa Claus. I was surprised, but felt sure that toward the end of the book Ms. Delton would some how tie in that there really was a Santa Claus, so she wouldn't ruin a timeless tradition of many people. Imagine my surprise when she did the exact opposite! One child tells the other- Santa Claus isn't real he is really your mom and dad and the boy responds by saying, I know, but it is more fun to pretend you beleive. I think it was irresponsible of Ms. Delton to write a Christmas story on a Third grade reading level (this is also the grade that I teach) and to tell millions of children everywhere that Santa Claus isn't real. It is my job as a parent to make the decision as to whether my children participate in the believe of Santa Claus. I expected my chlidren would find out that Santa was not real, but never in my wildest dreams did I think they would find out from a library book!...
The book is a good book, but the content is not apporpiate for the age level in which it is written. This is why I rated it so low!

A Pee Wee Christmas by Judy Delton is written very well and is very interesting to children. It comes from a great series of books for children.

This book is not appropriate for children who still believe in Santa Claus. It brings up the question of if there really is a Santa Claus. A boy who still believes gets laughed at.

It is very appropriate for older children.