I’m dedicating this book to my dear friend Stephen Pohlmann, a great supporter of Ourboox, talented writer, author of some of our best books, and a fellow believer. In tooth fairies.

Stephen and I first met because of our join interest in all things dental. You see, it was the tooth fairy who brought us together.

Dear Tooth Fairy,

My parents lock the front door every evening. Would you mind coming in through my bedroom window?

Dear Tooth Fairy,

My tooth fell out yesterday but I can’t find it. I think I swallowed it. But as proof, here is a photo of me smiling, so you can see it’s not in my mouth.

Dear Tooth Fairy,

I hope you’re not stuck in a traffic jam.

Dear Tooth Fairy,

My tooth is wobbling! I’m sure it will fall out tomorrow.  Could you please start shopping?

Dear Tooth Fairy,

I’m the oldest kid in my class, and none of my teeth have fallen out? Can you grant me a wish? I think you know what it is.

Dear Tooth Fairy,

One tooth is under the pillow and another is moving around. Perhaps you’d like to save yourself a trip and get me two presents?

Dear Tooth Fairy,

Well, what I really wanted to know is whether you believe in Santa Claus? Do you know him personally?

Dear Tooth Fairy,

I would like to get to know you better. Can you wake me up when you come? We’ll sit and chat and take a selfie.

Dear Tooth Fairy,

Can you bring me a puppy without asking my parents for their permission?

Dear Tooth Fairy,

I thought that you might be hungry after a long flight. There’s an Oreo under my pillow. Enjoy! If it’s still there in the morning, don’t worry. I’ll eat it.

Dear Tooth Fairy,

If you are my Mom or my Dad, I don’t want to know. I have more fun believing that you really do exist.