It's almost Christmas, and Pam and her friends are back in this sequel to Daisy Days of Spring. Pam and Mary have been next-door neighbors and best friends their entire lives. Now that Pam has entered the sixth grade, will the difference in their ages affect their strong bond? Pam's cousin, Jill, is moving away from Brownville. Dreading the move, will the cousins remain close? Who is the older boy that secretly admires Pam at the ice-skating rink? Doesn't he realize that she needs to stay focused on her role in the school Christmas play, the church Nativity pageant, and the upcoming skating competition? With so much going on, Pam still takes the time to appreciate the beauty and opportunities that an early heavy snowfall has brought to Brownville. Many shared adventures occur at the ice-skating rink, dog sledding with her Siberian husky, reminiscing in her neighbor's snow igloo, sledding with her younger brother, and making snow angels with Mary. Surprises await around every turn of the page, as all things Christmassy bring back cozy memories of lessons learned, sprinkled with the love of family and friends. There's an added dash of 1960s nostalgia, making this a book to be enjoyed by all.