Enny Penny's Loose Tooth - Lee, Erin
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This is one funny loose tooth caper! Enny Penny cannot get her loose tooth to fall out! She asks for help from the Tooth Fairy...but it appears that the Tooth Fairy mistakingly takes grandma's teeth instead! Enny Penny is a little girl…..with big wishes. She wishes that her loose tooth would fall out! Follow her to meet the Tooth Fairy as she tries to solve her loose tooth problem. However, things go drastically wrong and she fears the Tooth Fairy has taken her grandmother's teeth instead of her own! Enny Penny has to call in the best detective she knows, her friend Emma. Will Enny Penny solve…mehr

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This is one funny loose tooth caper! Enny Penny cannot get her loose tooth to fall out! She asks for help from the Tooth Fairy...but it appears that the Tooth Fairy mistakingly takes grandma's teeth instead! Enny Penny is a little girl…..with big wishes. She wishes that her loose tooth would fall out! Follow her to meet the Tooth Fairy as she tries to solve her loose tooth problem. However, things go drastically wrong and she fears the Tooth Fairy has taken her grandmother's teeth instead of her own! Enny Penny has to call in the best detective she knows, her friend Emma. Will Enny Penny solve this loose tooth caper before her grandma finds out what has happened? Well, only the Tooth Fairy knows the answer.
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Autorenporträt
Erin Lee loves to write for the child and the adult reading to the child. She feels most concepts in children's books are ones that adults have forgotten in their learning to be an adult. When she reads a story to her children she enjoys the hidden communication between the author and the reader. One of her favorite children's books is The Little Mouse, the Red Ripe Strawberry, and the Big Hungry Bear, for the reason that the narrative is written to include the bear in the plane of the reader and in the story, at the same time. The watcher becomes the observed and the observed becomes the watcher! When Erin is not writing, she loves to spend time on the beach and with her family.