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Tooth Fairy in Training | Michelle Robinson, Briony May Smith

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Think that being a tooth fairy is all about sparkly fairy dust, shiny coins and collecting teeny-tiny teeth from cute, sleeping children? Well, think again.Tate's big sister May is taking her out on her very first tooth-collecting mission, and it's going to be a little ... well, dangerous. It will involve trekking through the deep, dark jungle, plunging into the murky ocean, and facing the ice of the Arctic. Because it's not just sweet, slumbering little children that lose their pearly whites, oh no... All kinds of toothy predators lose their gnashers, too! Can Tate collect missing teeth from crocs, sharks and anacondas ... and all without waking up a single creature? A fast-paced, funny and action-packed adventure story, which introduces two tough brave new fairies (and many a ferocious animal!) to the picture book world.

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Tooth Fairy in Training | Michelle Robinson, Briony May Smith

A little fairy named Tate is trained in the proper way to be a Tooth Fairy by her older sister May in this rhyming British picture-book from author Michelle Robinson and illustrator Briony May Smith. This was enjoyable, and I liked the idea of it, but somehow, it didn't strike quite the chord with me, that I hoped it would. Tastes vary of course, so those seeking tooth fairy tales might still want to check it out. The artwork is adorable.