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The Legend Of Toof: How Tooth Fairies Got Their Start by Peter Featherston (Hardcover, 2021)

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This Action-packed Adventure about the World's Most Famous Fairy is finally told-TOOF, the original TOOTH FAIRY and the Tooth Fairy Fliers. Toof is very different from all other fairies as he was born with a tooth too big for his smile that whistled and rang melodies at all the wrong times. Captured with his mother by gremlins and trapped in a prison on a frozen mountaintop with a hundred other fairies he struggled to survive. When his tooth begin speaking with the voices of children, his life was in danger from King's evil son, Deelay. Toof had to escape or die trying. If only he could reach the warm world he would search for his father. If his escape failed, he would stay with his mother and forever serve the wicked King-if Deekay let him live. They were the rulers of the Hidden World and all-powerful, but Deekay had plans to dethrone his father and attack the Human World, too! What could he do? Toof is just a little sprite alone in the world, far from home. Does he have a purpose for being? A destiny? Can he save his friends and mother? Find his father? Protect children too? This incredible journey takes you across the sea and around the world to reveal those answers. Discover how a great tradition began and why it matters so much. This timeless adventure is for all children and parents who ever wondered: WHY do Tooth Fairies do what they do? HOW do they do it? HOW do they know who has lost a tooth and where to find it? HOW did this tradition begin and, WHY is it vitally important for children to help them every day?