Tooth Fairy Book Now Available in Three Languages!

Another video hello from author Sheri Bell-Rehwoldt, who is jazzed that her book, You Think It's Easy Being the Tooth Fairy?, is now available in THREE languages! Oui, oui! ;-)

Buy a copy in each language! You can practice your French! HA!

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

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! ;-)

More info on the station's website here.

Interesting Tooth Trivia

Did you know....

* Vulcanized rubber, discovered in 1839 by Charles GOODYEAR, was used to hold dentures in place.

* In ancient Japan, women dyed their teeth black. Pro: the tannin powder and ferrous acetate solution helped to kill bacteria!!

* In the Middle Ages, a decayed tooth was likely pulled by a monk, priest, barber or surgeon. (Or maybe your dad??)

* Also, in the Middle Ages, people with tooth aches placed an onion slice on the ear closest to the aching tooth. Hmmm....I wonder if they later ate the onion? (Waste not, want not! HA!)

* Which U.S. president had dentures made from hippo tusks, cow teeth, and ivory? Yup, President Washington. Think he brushed? NOT!

* Which ancient people bored holes in their teeth to add decorative bits of green and black jadeite? Yup, the Maya!!


Shamless self-promotion: For lots more fascinating info about the ancient Maya, read my children's activity book, Amazing Maya Inventions You Can Build Yourself.