Dear Tooth Fairy is an interactive book that I think a lot of my students would love. Being able to pull out notes and little gifts from the tooth fairy makes this book interactive, fun and engaging for kids. Holly does not want to give up her tooth to the tooth fairy until she has answers to her burning questions. Finally, when her questions are answered, she gives up the tooth. This book is a cute way to give answers to kids who want to know more about thee infamous, elusive tooth fairy. ( )

I really liked this book! Holly didn't want to give her tooth up to the tooth fairy until her questions were answered. The tooth fairy came a couple of nights and answered her questions. Finally, Holly gave up her tooth so that it could be given to the Fairy Queen. This book also contained sweet fairy gifts and letters and pop out envelops. ( )

Holly is a young girl who loses her first tooth. She knows she is supposed to leave it under her pillow for the tooth fairy to take, but she is hesitant about doing that because she wants it to be taken care of. She writes several letters to the tooth fairy asking questions and expressing her concerns and each time, the tooth fairy writes a letter back to her. This book is really neat because the letters from the tooth fairy are presented in actual envelopes with letters inside. There are also other items in the envelopes that would allow for students to interact with the book. My only critique is that this book is directed more towards girls than boys. ( )

Dear Tooth Fairy is a story about a little girl, who loses her tooth and wants to know where exactly her tooth going to go. In the book there are notes from the tooth fairy that pull out of an envelope, and at the very end there is a special surprise. This book was very good, it's the perfect book to read to a little girl when they start losing their teeth. ( )