Category: Children Publisher: Brown Books
ISBN-10: 1933651628
Pages: 24
Copyright: February 16, 2010
ISBN-13: 9781933651620
Oh no! One of Sunday's very favorite humans, Riley, has lost her tooth! But where did it go? How did she lose it? Why does no one besides Sunday seem to care?
It isn t long before the tooth fairy steps in and tries to teach the pups all about growing up.
Join Sunday and her two puppy-pals, Precious and Mr. Lee, as they try to hunt down . . . Riley s lost tooth!
Professional Reviews
SV Swamy
I had the opportunity to review Dianne's earlier book, "Good Bye Baby Max" and when the author asked me whether I would be interested in reviewing the present book, I was very happy.
The book is colorfully illustrated and the story is simple but delightful. Riley, a 5 year old girl loses her first tooth. When she shares that news with her grandma, the pups in the house get worried and start searching for the lost tooth. They get exhausted in the process but fail to locate the tooth and are worried for their friend Riley. A tooth fairy appears and assures them that it is a natural process and Riley will in fact get a regular, permanent tooth in its place.
The story is told in simple sentences and it would be a pleasure for the child to read or for the parents to read. One sample:
"We must find her tooth.
She was here earlier today,
maybe she lost it
when we all went out to play."
Now see this from the tooth fairy:
No, really," she said,
"all children lose their teeth.
Permanent ones then grow in
if they don't eat too many sweets."
The book is well written and the illustrations are beautiful. The book will definitely appeal to all children (including children at heart like this reviewer) and their parents / grandparents / elder siblings and other care givers.
The book is strongly recommended as a good gift that is educational and also entertaining.
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