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Fluffy the Classroom Guinea Pig #13
Fluffy Meets The Tooth Fairy
Fluffy saves the day and meets a very important person in this fun new adventure about everyone's favorite classroom guinea pig!
Is the tooth fairy real? Just ask Fluffy! When Wade loses his tooth, Fluffy (who finds the tooth in his cage) embarks on a nighttime adventure to put the tooth under Wade's pillow. Along the way, he climbs a precarious tower and braves a big cat named Brutus. Exhausted, Fluffy curls up on Wade's pillow to sleep. Just as he's closing his eyes, he sees twinkling lights. Could it be the tooth fairy? The next morning, Fluffy's back in his cage with a present of his own. Mission accomplished!
Is the tooth fairy real? Just ask Fluffy! When Wade loses his tooth, Fluffy (who finds the tooth in his cage) embarks on a nighttime adventure to put the tooth under Wade's pillow. Along the way, he climbs a precarious tower and braves a big cat named Brutus. Exhausted, Fluffy curls up on Wade's pillow to sleep. Just as he's closing his eyes, he sees twinkling lights. Could it be the tooth fairy? The next morning, Fluffy's back in his cage with a present of his own. Mission accomplished!
40 pages, Paperback
First published December 1, 2002
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Kate McMullan
219 books154 followersKate McMullan is an American children's book author.
She is the author of the Dragon Slayers' Academy series. She is married to author and illustrator James McMullan.
She also has books published under the name: Katy Hall.
She is the author of the Dragon Slayers' Academy series. She is married to author and illustrator James McMullan.
She also has books published under the name: Katy Hall.
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April 10, 2012
Is the tooth fairy real? Just ask Fluffy! When Wade loses his tooth, Fluffy (who finds the tooth in his cage) embarks on a nighttime adventure to put the tooth under Wade's pillow. Along the way, he climbs a precarious tower and braves a big cat n...moreFluffy saves the day and meets a very important person in this fun new adventure about everyone's favorite classroom guinea pig!
Is the tooth fairy real? Just ask Fluffy! When Wade loses his tooth, Fluffy (who finds the tooth in his cage) embarks on a nighttime adventure to put the tooth under Wade's pillow. Along the way, he climbs a precarious tower and braves a big cat named Brutus. Exhausted, Fluffy curls up on Wade's pillow to sleep. Just as he's closing his eyes, he sees twinkling lights. Could it be the tooth fairy? The next morning, Fluffy's back in his cage with a present of his own. Mission accomplished!
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Is the tooth fairy real? Just ask Fluffy! When Wade loses his tooth, Fluffy (who finds the tooth in his cage) embarks on a nighttime adventure to put the tooth under Wade's pillow. Along the way, he climbs a precarious tower and braves a big cat named Brutus. Exhausted, Fluffy curls up on Wade's pillow to sleep. Just as he's closing his eyes, he sees twinkling lights. Could it be the tooth fairy? The next morning, Fluffy's back in his cage with a present of his own. Mission accomplished!
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August 14, 2010
This beginning reader is one in a series about Fluffy the Classroom Guinea Pig. A student with a loose tooth tells Fluffy all about his tooth and the Tooth Fairy. Soon, all Fluffy can think about is losing teeth and getting presents from the tooth fairy.
This is an easy read and good for kids who love pets. Fluffy is not only cute, but a thoughtful guinea pig. I also like that this Tooth Fairy gives things other then money. This book is a level 3 reader, which means the stories are longer. None of the words seemed that though. All and all a cute book.
This is an easy read and good for kids who love pets. Fluffy is not only cute, but a thoughtful guinea pig. I also like that this Tooth Fairy gives things other then money. This book is a level 3 reader, which means the stories are longer. None of the words seemed that though. All and all a cute book.
August 7, 2009
I had no idea there was such a wise and wise-cracking guinea pig as the hero of so many adventures. Anna, Sara, Maria and I especially enjoyed the tooth fairy episode just after Anna lost another tooth. I also had no idea that the writer, Kate McMullan, is so prolific. We'll look for more McMullan series.(Phoebe, from Young Adult to elementary books: What progression is this?)
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