When Kara finally loses a tooth and can't find it anywhere, she wonders if the Tooth Fairy will still come, if she will bring a gift, and what she does with all those teeth.

With Ian upset that he cannot meet the tooth fairy since his loose tooth won't fall out, Olivia tries to cheer him up by telling him about another fairy whose gifts he can easily attain.

"Llama Llama's tooth is wiggling! Is it time for his first tooth to come out? He's excited, but anxious. Who is this tooth fairy everyone talks about? Mama Llama reassures him; the tooth will come out when it's good and ready. But no one is ready for what happens next ... Suddenly, the tooth is GONE! Where did it go? And will the tooth fairy come at all, now?"--

In a series of letters, six-year old Claire and the Tooth Fairy discuss the important matter of her first loose tooth and when it is going to fall out.

In Junie B., first grader (at last!), Junie B. thinks first grade is a flop when her kindergarten friend Lucille prefers the company of twins Camill and Chenille and Junie B. needs glasses. In Junie B., first grader : toothless wonder, Junie B. learns some interesting things about the Tooth Fairy when she is the first student in Room One to lose an upper tooth.

A special calendar hangs in Mr. Reilly's second grade classroom, and Lucy Webb impatiently awaits the day when she can add her name for losing a tooth.

"Most beavers have two front teeth. And then there's Buck. Unlike the rest of his family, he has one gigantic front tooth--and he hates it! His tooth ruins everything for him, especially the Annual Talent Show. Whatever Buck tries to do for the contest--whistle, walk on stilts, blow bubbles--his tooth gets in the way. Can Buck learn to embrace his inner tooth?"--Amazon.com.

Little Bear tries everything to get his loose tooth to fall out and he has plenty of friends with good ideas to help him.