The Tooth Fairy Rules

by Melanie Marks

From hiding lost teeth in a safe to burying them outside, Max does his best to outsmart the tooth fairy. This enchanting tale comes with a soft pillow that has a built-in tooth box. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1584764880
• ISBN13: 9781584764885
• Release Date: October 2006
• Publisher: innovative KIDS
• Length: 14 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.5" x 6.0" x 6.1"
• Age Range: 5 to 10 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 5

Customer Reviews

A perfect combination

This delightful book, diary and special presentation pillow and tooth holder is filled with whimsy and humour and just the ticket for youngsters to keep record of their very own tooth adventures. A keepsake memory bank for child and parents alike to remember the milestone of missing teeth. Novel concept and fine quality.

Cute story, awesome pillow & a young Asian tooth fairy

Wow, this is a really cool book and tooth holder that is perfect for boys or girls. What I love about this book is the actual tooth fairy is a young Asian girl and not an older lady like most books have the tooth fairy look like. The pillow is a soft velvety blue material that is neither too girly or too boy looking..... at least to me! There are two parts to this book ......... a pillow/ tooth container compartment that slides out of the Tooth Fairy Rules Book. On the inside of the pillow/compartment the left side has a chart of your teeth with the tooth's name and an assigned number for that tooth. On the right hand side it has a place to put a number of which tooth lost, date lost, place lost, what I got from the tooth fairy & other stuff I want to remember. On the back it has a place to put down your name. I also love that they didn't give a name to the tooth fairy, that way you can give your tooth fairy your own name... like our families' tooth fairy assigned to us was named Mary. The book is about a boy named Max who looses a tooth and doesn't believe there is a tooth fairy so he throws his tooth into the trash. The next morning Max looks for something under his pillow and nope no money, but when his friend Amy comes over she looks in the trash can and out rolls a coin and low and behold his tooth is missing. This goes on with Max hiding his lost teeth in various places only to have the tooth fairy finding his each tooth and finally Max believes there is an actual tooth fairy. It's a cute story. Really, how cool is this for your child to have all of this interesting stuff written down to look at when they are older! Just a really cool and well thought idea!