This is a very long, very wordy book. It's not suitable for last minute bedtimes, nor for toddlers.

It's very suitable for kids in the older end of the 4-8 range, or littler kids with a good attention span, though.

Not much happens in the story - girl loses a tooth, gets her wish of ice cream, has clam chowder for lunch - which is just the way real life works. It's so well-written that you don't even *notice* that the story moves slowly, you might as well be talking about your own life.

I really sound like I'm criticizing, but I'm not. All the points I'm mentioning actually make it a good book. Really :) Definitely don't pass this classic book by. ( )

This would be a great book to teach about teeth and how they work for people and animals. Also covers the very intresting consept of losing your tooth and having it regrow. Review: I really liked how teeth were compaired to so many diffrent things. Also the replacement of them ex gold teeth. ( )

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Cute, clever, and appealing ot kids. ( )

This book tells the story of a little girl whose tooth is loose. She's told that if she puts it under her pillow she can wish on it, but she loses it in the mud. She wishes on a lost feather and gets her wish (for a chocolate ice cream cone). ( )