But a few corrections, if you please: the tooth fairy does NOT wear white, nor does she have wings. Trust me: she’s an action kind of gal — a high-tech, big-attitude gal to be exact — which you’d know if you’d read my book (which she told me to write “to finally get some respect.”)

I did an author school assembly the other day, and told the assembled k-4th graders that if their tooth is still there in the morning, it’s because their parents snuck into their rooms before the tooth fairy, hoping to catch sight of her. Too smart for that (with her high-tech spy tools), she flew on (on her jet-powered tooth board).

I also told them the tooth fairy ONLY deals in quarters, because she’s got to make her life simple — and that if the kids found something else under their pillows, it’s because of their parents. “Some parents,” I said, “just can’t help getting involved.” HAAA!

I’ve had a lot of parents thank me for helping to keep down their tooth budgets.

Sheri

http://www.4kids.Bell-Rehwoldt.com
author, You Think It’s Easy Being the Tooth Fairy?
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