Tooth Fairy's Night (Step into Reading)

Cute book. Got it for my daughter in kindergarten in anticipation of losing her first tooth. She is just learning to read and this is a great step 1 reading book!

I ordered this book for my 1st grade/6yr old daughter who was about to lose her 1st tooth any day. I ordered this along with one other tooth fairy book and a tooth fairy pillow to have for her. I thought this was a great Lil book for a child who has just began reading ( kindergarten/1st grade level on AVERAGE book) My daughter loved being her box from Amazon with the things I ordered to surprise her ( she was very excited about the tooth fairy coming for the first time!) and as soon as she lost her tooth she was anxious to go read this right after AND a few hrs later again before bed. She enjoyed reading the book as it's simple BUT pretty pictures and great for children at a beginner to mid level reading range.

Warning: do no read any further if you believe in the Tooth Fairy. Yes the tooth fairy is real!Okay now that the children are gone.. My daughter has been losing her baby/milk teeth and I was looking for something for the tooth fairy to exchange for the tooth. My wife and I wanted to give her random items each time. So at first we did the traditional money, then we did some dental hygiene products (to promote healthy hygiene), and chocolate coins (too keep it fun). I came across this book looking for something new and exciting for her to find. Well let me tell you it worked. She enjoys reading this book and learning about the tooth fairy. It has helped her with wanting to read more.

Fantastic way to explain the Tooth Fairy! Easy to read and understand! Story line is FUN and brings on the giggles!

speedy delivery, 1st tooth came out one day after xmas!

My five year old is ready for the tooth fairy so we have to read this every night.

We bought it as a "step1" reader preparation book for my young kid. She loves the vivid pictures and cute content. One thing I notice is, there are many short sentences, or more like phrases. e.g. "fast paws, too slow"... not so easy to understand if without context. If more sentences, can be short but should be complete can be put into the content of the book, it can be better. just like the "pete the cat" books.

My kids love reading this book, especially when it's a night when they have a tooth for the tooth fairy under their pillow.