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The Story:
"When Rosie loses her first baby tooth, she is
not quite sure she likes it at all. She's not quite
sure, either, that she wants to give it up to the
tooth fairy, fifty cents or not. But a little help
from Daddy, a letter to the tooth fairy, and, better
yet, a letter back help set things right in this
second charming book about Rosie."
- Atheneum
What critics
say:
"The simple dialogue here is amusing and
unusually perceptive; Sweet’s pleasing watercolors
reflect the warmth of this nice bunny family and
express the story's good humor."
- Kirkus
"The attractive watercolor illustrations are as
softly reassuring as the comforting,
bibliotherapeutic tale about the fear of growing up.
Rosie is a clever, strong-minded heroine and her
parents are patient and caring. Although the tale is
good for independent reading, it is also an
excellent lap book for those children facing the
same fears."
- School Library Journal
What a reader
says:
"This was an excellent book. My daughter wanted
to read it again and again. The characters are funny
and enjoyable."
- A reader from Rome, New
York
Order Rosie's Baby Tooth
Want to read
two more books about Rosie and her friends and
family?
Rosie Runs Away
Rosie and the Poor Rabbits
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