Gabriel's Tooth Fairy Tale
by Sharon Leya, Jennifer Saylor,
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Pub Date Feb 28 2024 | Archive Date May 16 2024
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Description
A MODERN FAIRY TALE FOR THE CURIOUS MIND
Delve into a modern re-telling of an age-old fantasy, where the celebration of neurodiversity and the magic of childhood come alive in a story of adventure and imagination.
Gabriel Jordan is a curious and inventive 6-year-old with a passion for outer space.
As a neurodivergent first-grader, Gabriel's fascination with the cosmos sets him apart from most children his age. He spends most of his time immersed in his very own "Outer-Space Makerspace," where he tinkers, explores, and dreams of the mysteries beyond our atmosphere.
Then, on the night that Gabriel experiences the milestone of losing his first tooth, he embarks on an unexpected mission to help a stranded Tooth Fairy fly home!
Gabriel soon discovers that Tooth Fairy Land is not merely a mythical destination but a vibrant realm teeming with wonder, magic, and the celebration of childhood milestones. As Gabriel navigates this fantastical world, he learns valuable lessons about growth, friendship, and the power of imagination.
A modern re-telling of an age-old fantasy, "Gabriel's Tooth Fairy Tale" will delight both readers who love imaginative adventures and families that celebrate neurodiversity and individuality - with a heartwarming answer to exactly what the Tooth Fairy does with all the baby teeth she collects.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 000B0CTHR5FR8 |
| PRICE | $11.95 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Reviewer 1006330
This is such a beautiful, magical story. I loved the message of hopefulness relayed about the ability to achieve your wildest dreams when you grow up and how this was linked to the rite of passage of losing a tooth. Illustrations are wonderful and vivid with detail.
Many thanks to the author, publisher and Netgalley for providing an ARC of this book in exchange for an unbiased review.
Kelsey V, Reviewer
Taylor Swifts new album on repeat, reading the boys some new kids books I got advanced copies of, and the sun is shining….a happy Friday in my book! ☀️📚🎶
These books were so cute! I can’t wait to show my daughter the bug book as she’s been really interested in ladybugs lately. The Happy Stories for Animal Lovers was absolutely adorable! It was full of such beautiful illustrations and fun facts about animals. The Pond and the Park was a really adorable story about friendships. Respect the Insect book was very interesting to my son who has been hesitant with flies coming inside. Hee hee. He always really enjoyed Little People Big Dreams about Stan Lee and comics. My daughter is going to love Gabriel’s Toothfairy Tale as she’s been waiting anxiously for her tooth to fall out. Torla and Smorla was a really cute book my younger song loved. The Bison and the Butterfly was precious! Add these books to your kids summer TBR lists for summer reading programs. Thank you @netgalley for these advance copies!
The Bison and the Butterly by Alice Hemming comes out August 5
Happy Stories for Animal Lovers by Leisa-Stewart Sharpe comes out July 1
Little People Big Dreams Stan Lee by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara comes out July 1
Gabriel’s Tooth Fairy Tale by Sharon Leya comes out February 27
The Children’s Book of Wildlife Watching by Dan Rouse comes out May 13
Torla and Smorla and the Lower Than Average Cloud by Kes Gray comes out July 8
The Pond and the Park by Flo Fielding comes out May 13
Respect the Insect by Jules Howard comes out July 8
Reviewer 777781
This book has beautiful illustrations and is laid out great. The beautiful story is brought to life by these illustrations. The story is a fantastic magical ride and then Gabriel wakes up in his bed in the morning with a note. I also liked at the end of the book there is a page for the child to write a letter to the tooth fairy if they wish. Fantastic!!
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for allowing me to read this ARC.
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