Showing posts with label tooth fairy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tooth fairy. Show all posts
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Reading List for February's Dental Health Month!
Cool! This mommy blogger posted a reading list for February's Dental Health Month, and included my book!
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Scholastic Q&A With Author Sheri Bell-Rehwoldt
Check out the Q&A Scholastic just featured on me on their blog Book Talk. They highlighted my tooth fairy book, as February is Dental Health Month!
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Scholastic Digs Tooth!
Yay! Happy to see Scholastic promoting my book, You Think It's Easy Being the Tooth Fairy?, in time for February's National Children's Dental Health Month!
Even cooler: Scholastic just put out the audio version of Tooth. Such a cute recording. Love that kids can now read along. ;-)
Even cooler: Scholastic just put out the audio version of Tooth. Such a cute recording. Love that kids can now read along. ;-)
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Video "Hello" From Author Sheri Bell-Rehwoldt
Video "Hello" From Author Sheri Bell-Rehwoldt, author of the children's book, You Think It's Easy Being the Tooth Fairy?. Sheri shares an example of how she uses social media to help publicize her book.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Tooth Fairy Video: Author Book Promo
Enjoy! I had fun making this promotional video about my book, You Think It's Easy Being the Tooth Fairy, for you!
Sheri
Sheri
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Tooth Extraction by RC Car
This video proves one thing: how much fun you can have with your kids! HA!
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Good Things Utah Thumbs-up Tooth!
Who knew, when I woke up this morning, that I was going to be gifted with a *stellar* review of You Think It's Easy Being the Tooth Fairy? by none other than Angie Larsen, the perky host of Good Things Utah (GTU), a morning talk show that airs daily here in Salt Lake City on Channel 4 (ABC).
Here's a video of the show segment. Angie kindly gushed on and on about Tooth for about three minutes! *Love Her!* Check it out! ;-)
Here's a video of the show segment. Angie kindly gushed on and on about Tooth for about three minutes! *Love Her!* Check it out! ;-)
More info on the station's website here.
Friday, July 31, 2009
It's Good to be GoodNCrazy!
Be sure to check out the guest blog post I did for GoodNCrazy, a fabulous mommy blog by Carissa Rogers. The post is titled Tooth Fairy: Speaking on Writing and Social Media.
Friday, May 1, 2009
Toothy Kid Photo Contest Results!!!
I was only going to pick three winners, but the Tooth Fairy demanded that I pick four, as she simply couldn't decide between the two handsome young gents below. (Yeah, boys, be glad your moms took the time to enter your photos!)
Drumroll, puhhhleeaase! Here are our four cute toothless finalists:
Brooke, age 6
"What an expression," gloats the Tooth Fairy.
"Stare too long into those eyeballs, and you'll get bewitched!!"
Says Brooke's mom:
"The tooth was wiggling around in her mouth until she couldn't hold onto it any longer. Seriously, it was ready to go a week before, but she didn't want it to hurt. She was less than thrilled when I was insisting on taking her picture during breakfast."
Alayna, age 6
"Where'd she get the dollar?," grumps the Tooth Fairy.
"Pesky parents! I only deal in quarters!!"
Says Alayna's mom:
"Alayna checked under her pillow 17 times before going to bed, just to make sure the Tooth Fairy’s job would be easy. Her excitement was contagious. ... Drifting out of cozy sleep this morning, I listened with a grin as my toothless early-bird rambled to her Daddy… 'The Tooth Fairy came! She left a dollar, but I don’t know what kind. I’m bettin’ it is a $1 or a $7 because I saw a straight line. Maybe she changed the number when she sprinkled pixie dust on it. I better go check. She flew away, but I heard her, but I didn’t want to look because I didn’t want to scare her off!'”
Samuel, age 7
"I love this guy," gushes the Tooth Fairy.
"He's so proud of the extra hole in his head!!"
Says Samuel's mom:
"Samuel was playing around on the school playground with friends and as things usually do with boys, the playing got a little rough. He accidentally ran into the back of an older kid and knocked his bottom tooth loose. The next day, he tried to bite into an apple at lunch and cried out in pain. The school nurse decided it was time to pull his tooth, so she did it in her office. He was so excited to be the first child (he has a twin sister) to lose a tooth!!"
Cort, age 8
"I love the wide top gap," laughs the Tooth Fairy.
"Great for spitting out watermelon seeds, as I'm sure Cort Riley now knows!"
Says Cort's mom:
"Cort lost the first front tooth in June, and the second one a month later. He lost it while getting ready to go to summer Latchkey, and, as you can see, was very pleased with himself."
Monday, March 23, 2009
Parents Dish About Tooth Fairy in New York Times
Then peruse this posting from the The New York Times online magazine. The March 20, 2009, posting is titled "Waiting for the Tooth Fairy."
"The morning after I put a lost tooth under my pillow as a child, I would find there two dollars and a page-long typewritten note from the tooth fairy telling me about her adventures with her daughters Fluoride, Flossie, and Filling, and always instructing me to be nice to my “cute little Daddy!” The letters were wonderful, and I treasure them."
Ahhhhhh! Sweet!
(It's not too late to add your own comments!)
Sunday, March 22, 2009
The Sweet Tooth Fairy
Thursday, March 19, 2009
These Daddy Postings re the Tooth Fairy are Fabo!
Leave AJ a comment on his postings, if you enjoyed them!
Sunday, February 15, 2009
The Going Rate
This is an interesting blog posting, from The Dental Maven, about what the Tooth Fairy is paying out across the country ... or rather what PARENTS are adding to the Tooth Fairy's typical quarter per tooth. ;-)
(Just so you know, the Tooth Fairy, who dropped for a biscotti and Red Bull to refuel before her long dash to the West Coast tonight, is rolling her eyes at all this parental subsidy nonsense. "I'm telling ya," she just said, "they'd learn a mouthful about budgeting if they'd just stick with keeping things simple." HA!)
Friday, February 13, 2009
Using the Tooth Fairy in Classroom Learning
If you're a parent, teacher, or librarian, click on the following nifty educational links which offer up suggestions for creating educational opportunities around this day!
For younger students:
*A teacher's recommendation for using my book, You Think It's Easy Being the Tooth Fairy?, to talk about gender stereotypes.
*An example of how one second grade teacher incorporated the Tooth Fairy into a classroom Writing Assignment.
*A librarian's suggestions on adding the Tooth Fairy to Storytime.
For older students:
*An English Lesson Plan focusing on National Tooth Fairy Day. It's pretty darn cool.
(The Tooth Fairy, as she zipped away to yet another celebrity interview, was overhead to say, "Excellent suggestions! Tooth On!")
Some Sweet Notes From Kids!
Here are a few of my favorite ones:
Here are two pictures of the Tooth Fairy I received as well.
They look just like her. HA!
THANKS, KIDS!!!
Fun Review of Tooth
I just stumbled across this review of my picture book You Think It's Easy Being the Tooth Fairy?, on a website called Just a Mom's Take on Things. Very cute!
(review posted on November 19, 2008)
Photo of My Recent Book Signing in Rochester
A photo of me signing my books at the Rochester Children's Book Festival. This little boy was soooooo cute. I'm talking "I-could-just-gobble-you-up!" cute. ;-)
photo courtesy of Vivian Vanda Velde
Join Me at the Rochester Children's Book Festival This Weekend!
Join me at the Rochester Children's Book Festival this Saturday, November 8, from 10 am to 4 pm!This free day-long family festival, at the Monroe Community College, Brighton Campus, invites readers of all ages to experience the magic of books -- while providing the opportunity to meet the 40+ local authors and illustrators who created them.
All the details are here: http://www.rochesterchildrensbookfestival.org/index2008.html
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