While working as an editor, Susan wrote hundreds of children’s books for ages 1-8, including board books, concept books, interactive books, nonfiction and beginning readers. Before that, Susan was a children’s book editor at Sesame Workshop, and a children’s magazine editor at Scholastic and Instructor Magazinefor early childhood educators. Magazine, where she edited original stories by the winners of the Caldecott Medal, the Coretta Scott King Book Award and the Theodor Seuss Geisel Award. Susan Hood entered and was the October winner and I couldn’t be happier to share with you a talented author who debuted not only her first picture book this year, but three picture books.īefore launching a full-time writing career, Susan was the Children’s Content Director of Nick Jr. – Older kids might enjoy some of the easy readers or chapters books about the Tooth Fairy, like Toothiana: Queen of the Tooth Fairy Armies (Rise of the Guardians) by William Joyce, Brianna the Tooth Fairy by Daisy Meadows or Junie B., First Grader: Toothless Wonder by Barbara Park.In October I offered published authors the opportunity to participate in Free Fall Friday.

The Berenstain Bears and the Tooth Fairy by Jan Berenstain.

The Tooth Mouse (about France’s version of the Tooth Fairy) by Susan Hood (at Rockridge and others).

The Dinosaur Tooth Fairy by Martha Brockenbrough (at 81st Avenue).

Maisy, Charley And The Wobbly Tooth by Lucy Cousins.

My Wobbly Tooth Must Not Ever Never Fall Out (Charlie and Lola) by Lauren Child.

Silverlicious (Pinkalicious) by Victoria Kann.

I Lost My Tooth in Africa by Penda Diakité and Baba Wagué Diakité.April and Esme, Tooth Fairies by Bob Graham.Andrew’s Loose Tooth by Robert Munsch (Rockridge).Franklin and the Tooth Fairy by Paulette Bourgeois.Tooth Tales from Around the World by Marlene Targ Brill (J 398.353 BRILL).

Dear Tooth Fairy by Pamela Duncan Edwards.Throw Your Tooth on the Roof: Tooth Traditions from Around the World by Selby B.

Here are 14 picture books available at the library about the tooth fairy, wobbly teeth and tooth traditions around the world: February 28th is National Tooth Fairy Day, according to the calendar.

The Tooth Mouse by Susan Hood