Llama Llama Loose Tooth Drama.
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- ISBN: 9780593206034
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Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Status | Due Date |
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Pease Public Library | E DEWDNEY
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34598000873334 | Children's Picture Books | Available | - |
Kirkus Review
Llama Llama Loose Tooth Drama
Kirkus Reviews
Copyright (c) Kirkus Reviews, used with permission.
Llama Llama loses a tooth for the first time. All of the wiggling can make having a loose tooth fun, but there can be some worry, too. How will it fall out? There is a tooth fairy? What does she do? Llama Llama is distressed. "Is it fun? / Or is it scary? / Just who, exactly, / IS this Fairy?" Luckily, Mama is there to help. "The Fairy's great. She's kind and funny. / She takes your tooth / and leaves you money." Llama Llama is on board with that! Appropriately, exactly how much money is never specified, but the tiny llama fairy is shown carrying a bag stuffed with bills. Hopefully she has many houses to visit. Gram and Grandpa have lots of ideas on how to get the tooth to fall out, but Llama's tooth stays put until bedtime. Suddenly, Llama realizes his tooth is gone: "OH NO. / Where is that tooth? / Where did it GO?" Will the tooth fairy come if the tooth is lost? The comforting cadence of the rhymes paired with warm, textured hues soften all the drama. As in the other posthumously published Llama Llama books, Morrow's textured paintings emulate Dewdney's definitively lined renderings. The fluttering llama fairy, along with Llama's stuffed llama, whose wide eyes notice all, will delight eagle-eyed readers. (This book was reviewed digitally with 10.3-by-20-inch double-page spreads viewed at 41.8% of actual size.) A rite of passage seen through the lens of a favorite literary pal. (Picture book. 3-6) Copyright (c) Kirkus Reviews, used with permission.