What-the-Dickens : The Story of a Rogue Tooth Fairy (Paperback)

from Boobalack

While I enjoyed this book, I am rather upset with Mr. Maguire. He said the garden fairies planted the teeth collected by the tooth fairies, and the teeth grew into wish candles. Then another bunch of fairies takes the candles and swaps them for others in various boxes of candles. Supposedly if yo...

from librarybrandy

A pretty firm "eh" on this one. The basic story--an orphaned tooth fairy makes his way in the strange world--is fun enough, but the frame around it--a man telling a story to his young cousins while they're stranded during a hurricane--doesn't make a lot of sense around it. The two bits of story d...

from Boobalack

While I enjoyed this book, I am rather upset with Mr. Maguire. He said the garden fairies planted the teeth collected by the tooth fairies, and the teeth grew into wish candles. Then another bunch of fairies takes the candles and swaps them for others in various boxes of candles. Supposedly if yo...

from

I enjoyed this tale within a tale about a tooth fairy name "What the Dickens?". It had a good moral about believing in something, even if they are different from what others believe, when things are toughest. In one word, hope. Never lose it and keep your childlike ability to accept and believe i...

from MillieHennessy

From the back of the book: From the darkest night, amidst a terrifying storm, Dinah's parents go missing. With supplies dwindling and worry growing, Dinah and her brother and sister listen to their cousin Gage tell them an unlikely story - about tooth fairies, known as skibbereen, who are living ...