Franklin and the Tooth Fairy
By Paulette Bourgeois
Franklin wonders why growing up seems to involve teeth—and what it means for a toothless turtle.
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What is Franklin and the Tooth Fairy about?
Franklin is puzzled when his friends start losing their teeth and receiving visits from the Tooth Fairy. Since turtles do not have teeth, he worries that he will miss out on this special sign of growing up. Franklin tries to find a way to take part, but soon discovers that being different is nothing to be ashamed of. With help from his family and friends, he learns that growing up does not look the same for everyone.
About the author
Paulette Bourgeois is a Canadian author best known for creating the much-loved Franklin the Turtle books. Her stories about Franklin and his friends have entertained children around the world, teaching important lessons about friendship and kindness. Paulette enjoys using her imagination to bring wonderful animal characters to life for young readers.
Pages
30 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
1996
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