BR 28 Arthur tricks the tooth fairy

"She takes baby teeth and leaves money," Arthur said.(p.2)

At the breakfast, Arthur said D.W. about the Tooth Fairy took him baby teeth and left a dollar under his pillow. D.W. wanted to pull her tooth and given a dollar from the Tooth Fairy. She tried to pull her tooth, but she couldn't. I think D.W. was a wise, so she had an idea to trick the Tooth Fairy. She told his brother about the plan. She was going to trick The Tooth Fairy with the shark's tooth she bought at the museum on the day. She believed in The Tooth Fairy comes to her bed at night. Arther helped The Tooth Fairy so he left a dollar under the D.W.'s pillow. I think he is a good older brother because he did not break her young sister's dream. She became happy when she got up in the early morning.

When I read this story, my heart became warmer. I want you to read this book when you lose your dream or forget your childhood. It remember you a pure heart you had at a young age. This book might be rememberd when you lost your baby teeth at the first time. You could find the feelings as a child.(221/22,844)

Brown Marc. 2005. Arthur tricks the tooth fairy. New York:Random House.