Real Tooth Fairy

by Marilyn Kaye

Book Overview

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... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0152013350
• ISBN13: 9780152013356
• Release Date: January 1990
• Publisher: Voyager Books
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.

Customer Reviews

The Real Tooth Fairy

Every parent should own a copy of this whether you have a daughter or a son! The story explains who the tooth fairy is in such a real way that I even believe in the tooth fairy!

The Real Tooth Fairy

It's about the toothfairy,and a little girl who sees the toothfairy and thinks it's her mom.But she has a fight with her friend about the toothfairy.The fight was about the girl's friend lost a tooth and thought it was his dad. Her mom tells her about the fairy.So the girl tells her friends about the fairy.Then she tricks the toothfairy.I liked it because when I was little my mom would read it to me when I had a lose tooth.I loved reading it.It's the best book I've ever read,because it's kind of easy for staters.I recmmend this book to all the libaries in the world.

The Perfect Answer

This book provides a clever answer to the tooth fairy question. I am a kindergarten teacher and this book is a superb read aloud! It invites the reader to use expressive voices, making the book a fun experience for the listeners. I bought the book because my daughter's name is Elise, but was delighted with its content! This is an absolute must-have!

My daughter (8 years old) and I love this book!

This book is a great book for children who have doubts about the existence of the "tooth fairy" or believe their parents are the "tooth fairy".

Excellent!

This is an excellent book for parents to read to their 5-7 year olds. It explains in an imaginative way how the tooth fairy can look just like a parent. I'm a first grade teacher and it is the book I pull off the shelf when the first child in my class loses a tooth. The story keeps the children on the edge of their seats and does not disappoint in the end!