Franklin And The Tooth Fairy (Classic Franklin Stories) PDF

Franklin And The Tooth Fairy (Classic Franklin Stories) PDF

In this Franklin Classic Storybook, our hero discovers that, unlike most of his friends, he doesnâ t have teeth, and worries that heâ s missing out on the Tooth Fairyâ s magical visits.this is a fixed-format ebook, which preserves the design and layout of the original print book. File Size: 4307 KB Print Length: 32 pages Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1550742701 Publisher: Kids Can Press (October 9, 2012) Publication Date: October 9, 2012 Sold by:â Digital Services LLC Language: English ASIN: B009O3ZPA4 Text-to-Speech: Not enabled X-Ray: Not Enabled Word Wise: Not Enabled Lending: Not Enabled Enhanced Typesetting: Not Enabled Best Sellers Rank: #140,026 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store) #9 inâ Kindle Store > Kindle ebooks > Children's ebooks > Animals > More Animals > Turtles #17 inâ Kindle Store > Kindle ebooks > Children's ebooks > Growing Up & Facts of Life > Health > Personal Hygiene #63 inâ Books > Children's Books > Animals > Turtles This book is all about feeling grown up. When Franklin's friend Bear has a loose tooth he tells Franklin. Bear is excited because he wants the Tooth Fairy to leave him a present. Franklin feels sad because he doesn't have any teeth and he wants a present too. Franklin's parents tell him that turtles don't need any teeth. Franklin puts a pretend turtle tooth under his shell when he goes to sleep to fool the Tooth Fairy so she can bring him a present. But he gets a note saying "nice try Franklin". Franklin is sad but in the end he learns that growing up is more than just about losing teeth.i think this book is very funny because it tells about growing up. I would give it to all my firnds and everybody in the world.amanda Rae Cunningham

At first my thoughts of this book was that it wasn't that good but now I think of it more fondly.franklin and his innocence of not knowing of the tooth fairy because turtle do not have teeth. His friend Bear looses his first tooth to make room for his growing up teeth. To Franklin this is a sign that Bear is growing up. So if Franklin does not have teeth how can he ever grow up. That is the dilemma that Franklin asks his parents.there were some different and creative tooth fairies in this book I only got the money tooth fairy but apparently for some of Franklin's received gifts or money. So I guess you never know what tooth fairy your going to get as a child but good to know the tooth fairy has expanded her realms of gifts.now that I think of the book after a couple of days there is a fondness to it that think children will find too. Franklin is upset when the tooth fairy visits his friends but not him. The book discribes a "rite of passage" for Franklin's deliema, not a tooth fairy story relating to an actual child's experience.as a first grade teacher, my children have enjoyed this book. Well, personally I really enjoyed this book. I liked how it expressed you don't have to be the exact same as everyone else in this world. Even being a little different from someone else changes everything. In the beginning of the story. Franklin and his friend Bear, were eating their lunch and Bear's tooth fell out. Then Franklin says O NO! Bear you lost your tooth, and Bear said I know its normal for me. Then Franklin went home and found a small rock that looked like a tooth. He wrote a letter asking for something. Well it turns out in the morning there was another note saying, I am sorry but you're a turtle, and turtle's don't have teeth. So, when he went to have breakfast his parents gave him a present for being who he was and that he was growing into a nice young turtle Franklin is every young child's friend. They can instantly connect with the young turtle's sense of adventure and enjoy watching him work through familiar problems and solve them in his own way. All of them have been authored by Paulette Bourgeois and illustrated by Brenda Clark. They obviously made a wonderful team, since they have sold over 60 millions copies in over 30 languages. The stories are engaging and the pictures delightful. I love these books!!! Franklin and The Tooth Fairy is a cute story for early readers about how his best friend Bear lost his first tooth. Franklin found it very unfair that he didn't have any teeth, so he would never get a visit from the tooth fairy and therefore he would never get a present from her either. That night he tried to trick the tooth fairy into believing a small white rock was his baby tooth, but the tooth fairy left a note

saying she could not be tricked. Franklin's parents helped him to see that being different was not always a bad thing!i will always be a Franklin fan and this is no exception. I love Franklin and the wisdom shared from his tales. I recommend you share the story with your first or second grader too!!by Kerri J. BusteedAuthor of Will's First Hunt Will's First Hunt Well, personally I really enjoyed this book. I liked how it expressed you don't have to be the exact same as everyone else in this world. Even being a little different from someone else changes everything. In the beginning of the story. Franklin and his friend Bear, were eating their lunch and Bear's tooth fell out. Then Franklin says O NO! Bear you lost your tooth, and Bear said I know its normal for me. Then Franklin went home and found a small rock that looked like a tooth. He wrote a letter asking for something. Well it turns out in the morning there was another note saying, I am sorry but you're a turtle, and turtle's don't have teeth. So, when he went to have breakfast his parents gave him a present for being who he was and that he is growing up to be a nice young turtle. The author of the book Franklin And The Tooth Fairy are Paulette Bourgeois and Brenda Clark. The protagonist was Franklin and the antagonist was no one. The thing that I like most was the Tooth Fairy because she was very gorgeous. My favorite Tooth Fairy was the fox because of the blue fancy dress. There was nothing I didn't like in the book. The Dance Fairies Boxed Set (7 Books) (Rainbow Magic, #1: Bethany the Ballet Fairy; #2: Jade the Disco Fairy; #3: Rebecca the Rock 'n' Roll Fairy; #4: Tasha the Tap Dance Fairy; #5: Jessica the Jazz Fairy; #6: Serena the Salsa Fairy; #7: Isabelle the Ice Dance Fairy) Franklin and the Tooth Fairy (Classic Franklin Stories) Franklin and the Tooth Fairy Throw Your Tooth on the Roof: Tooth Traditions from Around the World Fairy Companions Coloring Book - Fairy Romance, Dragons and Fairy Pets (Fantasy Art Coloring by Selina) (Volume 4) Franklin's Halloween (Classic Franklin Stories) Franklin Goes to the Hospital (Classic Franklin Stories) Franklin Is Messy (Classic Franklin Stories) Franklin Says I Love You (Classic Franklin Stories) Franklin Plays the Game (Classic Franklin Stories) Franklin Goes to School (Classic Franklin Stories) The Berenstain Bears and the Tooth Fairy The Tooth Fairy (Peppa Pig) Teen Titans Go! (TM): Tooth Fairy Freak-Out (Passport to Reading Level 2) Toothiana, Queen of the Tooth Fairy Armies (The Guardians) Classic Fairy Stories 2D Traditional Tales (Classic Literature With Classical Music. Junior Classics) Fairy House: How to Make Amazing Fairy Furniture, Miniatures, and More from Natural Materials Russian Fairy Tales

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