Review: Puts children in danger
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 11 10, 2013
Can I put a negative five star rating?! This children's book was terrible!  The grammar was bad, as if a non-English speaking author wrote it. The word choices were bad as well. For example, the mother "passionately" hugged her daughter when she lost her tooth. Weird. Another example: "When Mia woke up the next day, to morning was bright and the sun light wondered about the room's walls."But worst of all:The little girl writes a letter to the tooth fairy giving her name, her school, her interests, and her address and puts it in the "Post Box."  Okay, I know kids send letters to Santa, but still.  The letter is returned citing no known address. Then the six year old puts an ad in the children's section of the newspaper with the same letter she previously sent in the mail -- giving out her personal information yet again. Then her uncle takes a video of the little girl, again giving out her name and address, and he puts it on YouTube!!!  As if it couldn't get any worse, her mother tells her to open her bedroom window at night so that the tooth fairy can get in (and whoever was enticed by her newspaper ad and YouTube video!) Then the tooth fairy arrives, suspiciously wearing the same dress and perfume as the little girl's mother.This book should be titled, "How to Let Strangers Know Where Your Child Lives and Goes to School" or "My Mother is Actually the Tooth Fairy."A dangerous and terribly written book.