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Tooth Fairy Has a Problem | Neil Wollman, Kim Johanson, Norma Nelson

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The Tooth Fairy has run out of money and can't figure out what to do with all the teeth she has collected. What can she do? Stimulates creative thinking and developing problem-solving skills.SUGGESTED AGE: 4-8"As the daughter of a dentist, this book about a tooth fairy was so clever! I loved how she was presented with two problems and was able to solve both in ways that made everyone happy! The illustrations bring the story to life beautifully!" - Jocelyn Lacey, Author of Coral's First Sleepover"With colorful illustrations and a creative storyline, The Tooth Fairy Has a Problem tells the unexpected predicament of the tooth fairy finding herself penniless. Read the story to learn how the tooth fairy uses her magic and problem-solving skills to bring happiness to many people."- Jean Ann Taylor, Author of The Legend of Miren

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Tooth Fairy Has a Problem | Neil Wollman, Kim Johanson, Norma Nelson

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In The Tooth Fairy Has a Problem, she has run out of money and can't figure out what to do with all the teeth she has collected. What can she do? Even magical figures have problems, as we all do. The book stimulates creative thinking and developing problem-solving skills.