The Truth about the Tooth - Psaledas, Mistie
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Do you ever wonder what children all over the world do with their lost teeth? Or what tooth fairies actually look like? In this delightful, educational book, tooth fairies reveal their secrets and share what happens to children's lost teeth around the world. The Truth about the Tooth is a story about the diversity, creativity, and imagination of different tooth fairy legends--one from which the entire family can take inspiration.

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Do you ever wonder what children all over the world do with their lost teeth? Or what tooth fairies actually look like? In this delightful, educational book, tooth fairies reveal their secrets and share what happens to children's lost teeth around the world. The Truth about the Tooth is a story about the diversity, creativity, and imagination of different tooth fairy legends--one from which the entire family can take inspiration.
Autorenporträt
Mistie Psaledas grew curious about tooth fairies years ago, when her oldest daughter lost a tooth late one night. Luckily, a tooth fairy still made it to their house before sunrise, and Mistie was inspired to learn more about them. While doing her research, she created a tooth fairy "assistance" business, Wiggle: Tooth Fairy Registries, to delight and surprise families. Along the way, she discovered their amazing world, learning how each fairy delights us and becomes what we imagine! During the COVID-19 pandemic while Mistie was home with her three daughters, she wrote and sketched the layout of this book. She is extremely proud and thankful that you are reading it today. The three main fairies within are modeled after her daughters. Mistie loves rescue animals and previously worked for Hinsdale Humane Society in special events and fundraising. (See if you can find her beloved rescue dog, Sampson, throughout the book!) Although originally from New Hampshire, Mistie now lives in the suburbs of Chicago with her three daughters and two rescue cats.