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When Matthew loses a tooth, Jessica decides to make the Tooth Fairy's visit doubly worthwhile. Fantastic for encouraging children to keep their teeth clean enough to warrant a place in the 'hall of perfect teeth'. Review: The reason I won't eat sweetcorn - I loved this book as a kid and I have bought it for a friend's daughter. I did however have a sneaky read before posting it and I enjoyed it as much now as I did then. The basic aim of the book is to promote the idea of healthy teeth and the resulting 'tooth fairy' to young children. The girl in the story also serves as an example as to what may happen if you try to 'cheat' the fairy. The illustrations are wonderful, the story is simple but effective and I'm sure that children everywhere, after reading this book, will want their own teeth on a plinth in the fairy's castle. Review: A timeless read for your children - I had this book when my son was little ( he is now 32) and I wanted to get it for his son. When I read it I remembered why I loved it. Such a colourful book with a funny story about losing teeth. I can highly recommend this for little ones.
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| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 609 Reviews |
G**A
The reason I won't eat sweetcorn
I loved this book as a kid and I have bought it for a friend's daughter. I did however have a sneaky read before posting it and I enjoyed it as much now as I did then. The basic aim of the book is to promote the idea of healthy teeth and the resulting 'tooth fairy' to young children. The girl in the story also serves as an example as to what may happen if you try to 'cheat' the fairy. The illustrations are wonderful, the story is simple but effective and I'm sure that children everywhere, after reading this book, will want their own teeth on a plinth in the fairy's castle.
M**S
A timeless read for your children
I had this book when my son was little ( he is now 32) and I wanted to get it for his son. When I read it I remembered why I loved it. Such a colourful book with a funny story about losing teeth. I can highly recommend this for little ones.
A**R
Perfect to help with teeth washing and understanding the magic of the tooth fairy
My 5 year old enjoyed this to celebrate the loss of his first tooth. Simple story with a nice message (It's the same book i had at his age so was v happy to find its still out there!) He particularly liked the tooth cleaning robbots. Bonus points he is keener to brush now to get in the "tooth hall of fame"
A**Z
Great book!
Great story, one of my favourite as a child, that stays in my mind. I have read this book to my children and they love it too. Fab illustrations and a quirky story to follow.
R**L
Love this book
I know there’s a lot of mixed reviews on this but it’s one of the books I remember reading from my childhood so wanted to get the book for my children too. It’s a nostalgic book for me so I love it.
L**E
Lovely story
I had this book when i was a little girl and got it for my daughter when her first tooth came out. It is a lovely story with imaginative illustrations
G**L
Fantastic
Fantastic book, I loved this book as a child now I’ve managed to find it for my children. It’s a good way to get children to clean there teeth and explains what the tooth fairy does with all the teeth.
N**I
Love it
I love this book. It was my favourite book as a child and now my little boy has his first wobbly tooth I’ve bought a copy for him and he loves it too. ‘Loose tooth away!’
A**Y
Lovely story
The children loved it . I have several of Audrey Woods books so I knew it would be worth while buying
J**A
A must-have Tooth Fairy favorite for your collection of kids books
I remember having this book when I was a little girl and I would read it at night or my parents would before bed to me. I'm so happy and it made me smile when I found this on Amazon because now I can read it to my three kids! They rather enjoyed the story about the Tooth Fairy. It's funny because the girl's name in the story is Jessica and that's my name. I always thought that was really neat when I was a little girl and I read it. It's a very fun story for kids about the tooth fairy a must-have for your collection of children's books.
M**E
My childhood book now my kids favourite
This was my childhood bed time story. Now I read it to my kids I’m so happy I found it here
M**R
Great service
Great Service. The book was delivered quickly and in perfect condition. This book is one that I read to my children 15 years ago and it is perfect for young children who are in the process of losing thier baby teeth. It explains how the tooth fairy uses the teeth she collects to build her castle and she keeps the best teeth for the hall of perfect teeth. It also has the element of jealously between siblings as Mathew loses his tooth, but Jesica does not. She tries to fool the tooth tooth fairy by painting a kernel of corn white, but gets caught in her deception. Everything ends well when Jessica discovers she has wiggley tooth so soon she will be losing a tooth like her brother did.
A**N
絵がとても可愛い
可愛い絵本です tooth fairyの文化を知りたくて、5歳の娘のために買いました。 絵本なのですが、1頁に幾つかのコマがあるページもあり少し見にくいところもあります。(漫画のようなイメージ)しかし娘も気に入ってい買ってよかったです!
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