Robby starts to write different letters to the tooth fairy expressing his concerns. The book started off with Robby worried about his picture day because he still has his baby teeth. This book was written for preschooler and elementary students. He leaves the tooth for the tooth fairy and she leaves him another dollar.moreĭear tooth Fairy by Jane O'Connor is a funny delightful book about the tooth fairy. A little girl brings him his tooth and he gives her the money from the tooth fairy.
He writes letters to the tooth fairy with hopes that this can change and he can lose his tooth! He finally has a loose tooth just in time for picture day, but when he finally loses his tooth, he actually loses it! The tooth fairy gives him his money anyways, but Robby wants to give the tooth fairy the tooth! He advertises an award for anyone who finds it. A little girl brings Beginning Reader: It's almost picture day and this little boy is the only student in the class who has not lost a tooth. I think this book would be appropriate for 2nd graders and up depending on their reading level.moreīeginning Reader: It's almost picture day and this little boy is the only student in the class who has not lost a tooth. I liked the story because it talks about a boy wanting to lose his baby teeth just like every other kid and takes the reader through many emotions and things that happen up until he finally loses his first tooth. I chose this book because it has deep and bright colors that catch your eye throughout it. Whether they've lost any teeth or not, kids will easily relate to Robby's feelings." I rated this book with three stars because I liked the overall story, but I did not like the ending when someone actually found his tooth because that seems very unrealistic and gives kids false hope in a way. The description for this book was, "Robby is worried-Class Picture Day is coming up and he's the only kid in his class with all his baby teeth! So he writes a letter to the Tooth Fairy, asking if she can hurry things up. Whether they've lost any teeth or not, kids will easily relate to Robby's feelings." I rated this book with three stars because I liked the overall story, but I did not like the ending when someone actually found his tooth because that seems very unrealistic and Dear Tooth Fairy
Dear Tooth Fairy The description for this book was, "Robby is worried-Class Picture Day is coming up and he's the only kid in his class with all his baby teeth! So he writes a letter to the Tooth Fairy, asking if she can hurry things up.
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