What happens when a child loses a tooth on Christmas Eve? Can a tooth be put under the pillow for the Tooth Fairy even though Santa is expected that same night? This question is answered through the experience of six-year-old Amanda who has this very problem upon losing her first tooth. Amanda's wish comes true with evidence to prove it in this delightful children's book.

This amazingly, fun story of Santa Meets the Tooth Fairy originates at the North Pole. It is centered around a little fairy named Tairy. Tairy started her career as an elf at the North Pole. Working there, she never had the chance to meet Santa Claus, but that's all about to change. When Tairy becomes a tooth fairy, she soon finds herself on a Christmas Eve mission. Coincidentally, Tairy and Santa arrive at the house of a child, named Miles, at the same time! Miles is grateful for his reward from the tooth fairy and his gifts from Santa, but he discovers something unusual.

This amazingly, fun holiday story of Santa Meets the Tooth Fairy originates at the North Pole. It is centered around a little fairy named Tairy. Tairy starts out as an elf but soon advances her career as a Tooth Fairy. She receives an assignment for a delivery on Christmas Eve where she runs into Santa and meets him for the first time. The child Miles is excited about his gifts from both the Tooth Fairy & Santa, however he discovers something unusual at the end of the story.

Santa and the Tooth Fairy go head-to-head in this funny, festive picture book perfect for the holidays! Blue can't wait to complete his first mission to become a Tooth Fairy. So when he arrives at a child's house to collect her tooth and leave a coin, he's surprised to see Santa there. Turns out it's Christmas Eve, and jolly old Saint Nick is not ready to share the holiday! A competition to claim the night begins, but who will win the battle--Santa or the Tooth Fairy?

What happens when a child loses a tooth on Christmas Eve? Can a tooth be put under the pillow for the Tooth Fairy even though Santa is expected that same night? This question is answered through the experience of six-year-old Amanda who has this very problem upon losing her first tooth. Amanda's wish comes true with evidence to prove it in this delightful children's book.

A showdown ensues between the Tooth Fairy and Santa Claus when a young girl loses her first tooth on Christmas Eve.

The Tooth Fairy meets Santa. A funny rhyming story, with that feel-good Christmas factor! The winter wind blasted her this way and that. It blew up her knickers and blew off her hat. She shivered with cold from her ears to her toes, and an icicle grew on the end of her nose. It's a snowy Christmas Eve and the Tooth Fairy has been blown off course. But who's that dashing through the sky? It's Santa to the rescue... From the Winner of the Roald Dahl Funny Prize and the illustrator of the bestselling The Dinosaur that Pooped Christmas. The perfect Christmas gift!

A look at what might happen if the Tooth Fairy and Santa Claus arrived at the same house on the same night.

Storytelling has long been the vehicle for explaining the origin of mysterious events. As children, we were told about such never-to-be-seen characters as Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, and of course, the Tooth Fairy. These sweet fantasies grounded the bounty of gifts that marked our childhoods. While we have outgrown the need for these explanations, their charm remains. The Legend of the Tooth Fairy takes a fresh approach to the origin of this beloved spirit. Spinning a tale of compassion, determination, and integrity, the story paints the picture of a creature whose heart is touched by another's distress and does all in her power to bring joy. As the Tooth Fairy searches for ways to resolve the moon's dilemma, she acts with love and honesty. Her efforts are magically blessed, which result in surprise and contentment for all involved.

When Joey loses his first tooth on Christmas Eve, a night of holiday magic begins. Step into a wonderful Christmas story with an added spark and let the spirit of mischief take you away.