Just reading the post title makes me smile and realize that no matter how many times a topic has been covered, it can be imagined in a new way.
How have you pictured the tooth fairy in your imagination? Here are just a few books on the subject. All wonderful in different ways.
- The Night before the Tooth Fairy by Natasha Wing
- Silverlicious by Victoria Kann
- The Tooth Fairy Trap by Rachelle Burk
- Caraboose, The Tooth Fairy Moose by Janelle Cox
- Junie B. - Toothless Wonder by Barbara Parks
- Bear's Loose Tooth by Karma Wilson
- The Tooth Fairy by Peter Collington
- Mary the Tooth Fairy by Nick Bell
- Tooth Fairy's First Night by Anne Bowen
- April Underhill, Tooth Fairy by Bob Graham
- The Tooth Book by Theo LeSieg
- You Think It's Easy Being the Tooth Fairy? by Sheri Bell-Rehwoldt
- Emma and the Tooth Fairy by Alexander Zavlavsky
- Dear Tooth Fairy by Alan Durant
- Throw Your Tooth on the Roof: Tooth Traditions from Around the World by Selby Beeler
Children's writers sure have a good imagination, don't they? We have too. As you've shown with your long list of books just about the tooth fairy, a topic can be written about many different ways. I have a collection of books that I call my idea books. They help give me ideas for my articles and stories that I write.
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