This is a book about a girl names Virginia who writes letters to the local news paper asking the editor is Santa is real. This is a cute little nook for children and great to read during the holidays and during holiday themed activities. ( )

This book basically tells kids who always ask if there is a Santa, that there is. We may not be able to see him, but he does exist. It's a cute little book and has nice illustrations. ( )

Virginia writes to her local news paper and asks the editor if Santa Claus is real. The entire book is the letter that the editor sends back to Virginia telling her that Santa Claus is in fact real. It gives Virginia a sense of hope and happiness that I think is essential for every child to have. Children should believe in Santa Claus as long as they can because that wonder and imagination is what gives them that Christmas morning feeling. ( )

The girl in the story writes a letter to an editor of the New York Sun newspaper asking is there really is a Santa. The book is made up of the words the editor wrote back to the girl. She wrote her that even though you can't prove that he is real, you can't prove that he isn't and to be thankful that he lives forever.
Good read-aloud book. ( )