She splits the money equally with the students in her class. They proceed to buy what they've always wanted . . .
Emma buys cats.
Ximena buys monuments.
Jacob buys a new family.
Chloe donates everything to charity.
But do these purchases make their lives better . . . or worse?
This book would be great for children who enjoyed the Sideways Stories from Wayside School. The book is set up in a very similar fashion with each short chapter focusing on one student. It's also slightly humorous in its stories.
