Books with title The Retired Tooth Fairy

After Elise loses her first tooth, she lies awake and waits for the tooth fairy’s visit, only to discover the tooth fairy is her own mother! Later, her mother tells her the tooth fairy can disguise herself to look like someone the child knows and trusts. Elise’s wish to see the tooth fairy in her own true form is granted in the climax of this charming story.

Each book in this series presents a fun "autobiography" of a popular mythical character. Amusingly illustrated and with simple levelled text, the books will be sure to hook in reluctant readers. The autobiographical style and text in the first person will also make the books work well as example of Common Core genres and text types. In this book, the Tooth Fairy tells her story.

The Tooth Fairy is a magical rhyming bedtime story that explains who the Tooth Fairy is, and what she does with your children's teeth. Has your child or grandchild ever asked who the Tooth Fairy is, or what she does with their teeth? This story is an imaginative answer to that question. The perfect children's book to read to your kids when they start losing their teeth, and the night they put their tooth under their pillow. Your child will be excited to pull out that tooth, and put it under the pillow where it's magical journey begins. Great for the following: Children 2-10 years old, beginner readers, intermediate readers. You'll most likely enjoy this book if you enjoy one of the following: - Nursery Rhymes - Poetry - Short stories for kids - Bedtime and Dreaming books - Imagination and Play books - Magic and Fairies - Beautiful Illustrations - Modern kid's books - Children's books about losing teeth

This classic award-winning novel tells the story of young Sam who wakes one night to find the Tooth Fairy in his room. She is not the gentle figure of childhood legend, but a frightening and malevolent presence. As Sam grows from a boy to a teenager he and his friends seem like any normal group of boys. They roam wild around the outskirts of their car factory city having fun, daring adults to challenge their freedom. But Sam continues to be visited by the fairy. Is the fairy real or is she just some part of his tortured imagination and if she is, how far is she to blame for the terrible events that are to follow? Contains a 3,000-word Afterword by the author.

We all know who collects the baby teeth; but, who collects the teeth when someone older, like Mommy or Daddy, loses a tooth?The retired tooth fairies do!“The Retired Tooth Fairy” follows the misadventures of one of these fairies. And her name is Bea.When the head fairy, Ms. Floss, gets swamped, she enlists the help of The Retired Tooth Fairy. Bea happily accepts her request and starts on her journey. But collecting these teeth will prove to be no easy task. Bea will have to risk being discovered by humans in order to return home before the magic of her "Youthful Dust" fades away. Will she make it home in time? Find out as you join Bea on her misadventure.

In the wordless storyboard format and soft pastel drawings that have become his trademark, Peter Collington offers an enchanting solution to the age-old mystery of what the tooth fairy does with all those teeth! He follows an industrious tooth fairy on an arduous night's work of creating a perfect silver coin and exchanging it for a precious baby tooth. Back in her cozy parlor, she lovingly transforms her prize into a new ivory key for her broken piano, then sits down to play a tune. The trade edition includes a make-it-yourself tooth box for commemorating a milestone of every childhood--losing the first baby tooth.

Sam and his friends are like any gang of normal young boys. Roaming wild around the outskirts of their car-factory town. Daring adults to challenge their freedom.Until the day Sam wakes to find the Tooth Fairy sitting on the edge of his bed. Not the benign figure of childhood myth, but an enigmatic presence that both torments and seduces him, changing his life forever.Is she real or just a figment of his turbulent imagination? All Sam knows, as he painfully grows from childhood to adolescence, is that she is never very far away...