Squirrelly Gray
41 pages · Released 2007 · Random House Books for Young Readers
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This is a lighthearted picture book about a squirrel losing his baby teeth and experiencing a magical visit from the Tooth Fairy. The story celebrates childhood milestones with whimsy and wonder, teaching children that change and growing up can be exciting. There are no concerning content issues, making it appropriate for early elementary and preschool readers.
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When Squirrelly Gray loses his two front teeth, the Tooth Fairy's visit is just the beginning of a night of surprises for the squirrel in his gray, colorless world. When Squirrelly Gray loses his two front teeth, the Tooth Fairy's visit is just the beginning of a night of surprises for the squirrel in his gray, colorless world.
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ISBN 9780375839757 · Random House Books for Young Readers