Lost Tooth Rescue!

Lottie and Mia are twins with secret 'Super Twin' powers who are starting their first day of school. They meet Anna, who has a loose tooth. When the tooth goes missing during the day, the twins use their teamwork and powers to track it down, ensuring Anna has something to put under her pillow for the Tooth Fairy. SENSITIVE TOPICS: This is a secular, realistic school story with a minor fantasy element. It deals with the minor physical anxiety of losing a tooth and the social anxiety of being the 'new kid.' The resolution is hopeful and reinforces the security of the school environment. EMOTIONAL ARC: The story begins with the typical jitters of a first day and the specific worry of a loose tooth. It moves into a moment of mild distress (the lost tooth) and resolves with a sense of triumph and established friendship. IDEAL READER: A 5 or 6-year-old who is a 'worrier.' Specifically, a child who is afraid of losing things at school or someone who loves superheroes but needs a story grounded in real-life social situations. PARENT TRIGGER: A child coming home from school upset because they lost a small item, or a child expressing fear about their tooth falling out while they are away from home. PARENT PREP: This book is a straightforward Level 1 reader and can be read cold. No complex themes require pre-explanation. AGE EXPERIENCE: A 4-year-old will focus on the magic of the twins and the 'mystery' of the tooth. A 6-year-old will relate more to the classroom setting and the social dynamics of helping a classmate. DIFFERENTIATOR: Unlike many 'tooth' books that focus on the Tooth Fairy or the physical sensation, this one uses the 'superhero' trope to teach social-emotional support and active friendship.

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