They're all good, especially the smaller point and shoot cameras, but here's a few things that may be important to you.
1. I'd get one that takes ordinary AA batteries...you can get them anywhere and you don't have to worry about some strange shaped thing that only fits one camera (yours) and always is in need of a charge. (Which means you have to buy an extra one, and they're always expensive.)
2. Some let you compose the picture in a viewfinder, others make you use the back viewscreen, which requires that you hold the camera at arms length. That can cause blurry pictures due to arm shake.
3. Some have larger viewscreens than others.
As far as quality of pictures go, you can hardly go wrong.
My two cents worth.