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THE BLUE TOOTH FAIRY
THE BLUE TOOTH FAIRY is simply about a very curious, bright and imaginative little girl named Lucy, a very sad Tooth Fairy and the meaning of viewing life from a different perspective.
Can losing a tooth translate into gaining insight? Can an unusual encounter with a modern day Tooth Fairy transform even the most skeptical of humankind to becoming believers? And can Lucy teach us that when you really want something important to happen, sometimes you have to fight for it , tooth and nail.
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Can losing a tooth translate into gaining insight? Can an unusual encounter with a modern day Tooth Fairy transform even the most skeptical of humankind to becoming believers? And can Lucy teach us that when you really want something important to happen, sometimes you have to fight for it , tooth and nail.
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"President of her Imagine Nation" ... "tooth hurty"... "her tissues danced since it had boogie in it." hahaha... great stuff... thumbs up!
love it. publish. please check out my combined children's poem book in the children's section of the vote
Imagination is the key to creative thinking. Creative thinking is the key to writing and creative experiences. This author has given me the key to a happy smile! Where can I buy this book?
I wish I was a kid again so I could look forward to losing a tooth and getting a visit from the tooth fairy!
Well written and well said...this is a very good book ..I hope you will return the vote...Good luch!!! You got my vote!
You are a very good writer I love your style. I voted for you please vote for me to.
Jayne...Your fan base says it all...
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glory -- by continuing to...
WRITE ON...!
yes. A lovely story - and so right for the age group although I agree with flossy that there is something for the adults in there too!
Hey! Cool book! I love stories like these! Thanks for posting it! :) Oh yeah, and could you please view my profile, i have no views :(
Lovely story. You´ve got my vote. I like the sewing kit in the mouth. Please check out my "Haggis" story if you have time, it´s in the voting cycle too. :)
I liked how Lucy thought of all the things that happen with the tooth fairy. I thought it was a great idea to do something on the toothfairy. I liked how you siad tooth hurty and i loved how it was wisdom teeth and how the tooth was found in the waffles. You used great words. it was an Awesome story aunt Jayne
I just finished reading your other two and perhaps their rythmn made it harder for me to read this one than if I had read this one first; but I can't help but wonder if this would be even better in the poetic format of the other two??
I agree with the comment that states some of the play on word and their explainations felt forced. Your other two set a high standard...but I am sure you can get this one there!
I agree with the comment that states some of the play on word and their explainations felt forced. Your other two set a high standard...but I am sure you can get this one there!
Great story and very cute. I would cut out a few of the questions in the beginning, a little too many. To make the story even better and tighten it up. It is so good and would be gorgeous with illustrations. I don't think it is too short or too long. Perfect the way it is--great job!
Just a few typos and grammatical errors that I found to help you out:
mouth but Mom’s =mouth, but Mom
Apple and =apple and
besides she?=besides her?
first tooth but =first tooth, but
Tooth Fairy’s is spelled two different ways; Tooth Fairies',
also remember not to capitalize the word"The" before the Tooth Fairy. Sometimes you did and sometimes you didn't.
“Have you lost your mind, young lady?” Lucy’s Mom shouted? =
“Have you lost your mind, young lady?” Lucy’s Mom shouted.
“Maybe tonight” Lucy shouted as she turned off the bathroom light and skipped to her bedroom. =“Maybe tonight,” Lucy shouted as she turned off the bathroom light and skipped to her bedroom.
“Maybe tonight” Lucy’s Mom and Dad said =“Maybe tonight,” Lucy’s Mom and Dad said,
“Oh know” Lucy=“Oh no,” Lucy
It was more like a “my tooth is gone” shriek. Lucy actually shrieked. =It was more like a “my tooth is gone.” Lucy actually shrieked.
Mom and Dad =mom and dad==should not be capitalized throughout unless the first word in the sentence.
pillow” her =pillow,” her
tooth but it =tooth, but it
responded “we=responded, “we
“Syrup,” Lucy
tooth but =tooth, but (check there are a few of these)
“Syrup” Lucy =“Syrup,” Lucy
“No, just my tooth” Lucy =“No, just my tooth,” Lucy
“My tooth”=“My tooth,” (2 of these)
“Syrup” =“Syrup,” (2 of these)
“No, just my tooth” Lucy =“No, just my tooth,” Lucy
It was soaked in sticky syrup but =It was soaked in sticky syrup, but
“Quick” said The Blue Tooth Fairy=“Quick,” said the Blue Tooth Fairy
on the foot =at the foot
Just a few typos and grammatical errors that I found to help you out:
mouth but Mom’s =mouth, but Mom
Apple and =apple and
besides she?=besides her?
first tooth but =first tooth, but
Tooth Fairy’s is spelled two different ways; Tooth Fairies',
also remember not to capitalize the word"The" before the Tooth Fairy. Sometimes you did and sometimes you didn't.
“Have you lost your mind, young lady?” Lucy’s Mom shouted? =
“Have you lost your mind, young lady?” Lucy’s Mom shouted.
“Maybe tonight” Lucy shouted as she turned off the bathroom light and skipped to her bedroom. =“Maybe tonight,” Lucy shouted as she turned off the bathroom light and skipped to her bedroom.
“Maybe tonight” Lucy’s Mom and Dad said =“Maybe tonight,” Lucy’s Mom and Dad said,
“Oh know” Lucy=“Oh no,” Lucy
It was more like a “my tooth is gone” shriek. Lucy actually shrieked. =It was more like a “my tooth is gone.” Lucy actually shrieked.
Mom and Dad =mom and dad==should not be capitalized throughout unless the first word in the sentence.
pillow” her =pillow,” her
tooth but it =tooth, but it
responded “we=responded, “we
“Syrup,” Lucy
tooth but =tooth, but (check there are a few of these)
“Syrup” Lucy =“Syrup,” Lucy
“No, just my tooth” Lucy =“No, just my tooth,” Lucy
“My tooth”=“My tooth,” (2 of these)
“Syrup” =“Syrup,” (2 of these)
“No, just my tooth” Lucy =“No, just my tooth,” Lucy
It was soaked in sticky syrup but =It was soaked in sticky syrup, but
“Quick” said The Blue Tooth Fairy=“Quick,” said the Blue Tooth Fairy
on the foot =at the foot
The idea is adorable, but I felt some of it was a bit forced. Especially all of the play on words that the author felt needed explaining.
Also, I think it either needs to be a bit longer or a bit shorter to fit a target audience. As it is now, you are kind of in the middle of two age groups.
Also, I think it either needs to be a bit longer or a bit shorter to fit a target audience. As it is now, you are kind of in the middle of two age groups.
I totally loved the ending!
"And Lucy smiled a toothy grin, minus one!" it sticks in my mind...
"And Lucy smiled a toothy grin, minus one!" it sticks in my mind...
Its very good. I am writing a novel, but the next will be children's book, actually short-stories. I enjoyed reading yours.
The play are words are a bit stronger than the overall story. Still, it's fun and enjoyable.
This story was filled with both, wit and wisdom. I loved how creative and sincere this story played out. I can seriously see this story as a short animated film. This one wins an award in my book. That's the whole tooth and nothing but the tooth! :)
Nice story -- but I tend to agree with Bobby, it would be nice for the tooth fairy to come up with a more imaginative use for baby teeth.
Couple of typos:
but Mom’s know everything. -- just plural "moms" not possessive
“Oh know” Lucy screamed -- should be "Oh, no!"
Lucy’s Mom shouted? -- no "?"
Couple of typos:
but Mom’s know everything. -- just plural "moms" not possessive
“Oh know” Lucy screamed -- should be "Oh, no!"
Lucy’s Mom shouted? -- no "?"
Who is this author and why hasn't she been published before. Very imaginitive and creative. An inspiration to all who wish to write and follow their dreams. I loved it.
Cute. The beginning is beautiful, but the middle section feels a bit forced. I was hoping the tooth fairy would do something beside recycle old teeth like Lucy had imagined. But fun overall.
What a riot. Blue Tooth Fairy is the funniest "tooth fairy" story I have ever read. My children loved the humor and suspense. A new way to look at losing teeth! Way to Go!
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