Hoping to get back her lost tooth, Emma writes a series of letters to the Tooth Fairy, but when the wrong teeth keep getting returned the mistakes create complications.

Inspired by Clement Moore's Christmas poem, this verse tells the story of a boy's lost tooth.

When former tooth-fairy-in-training Cory Feathering was stripped of her fairy skills, she discovered that, as the descendant of a cupid, she was born to be a matchmaker, and now her latest job is to find the perfect match for Goldilocks. The only trouble is that he is getting married to someone else.

When Squirrelly Gray loses his two front teeth, the Tooth Fairy's visit is just the beginning of a night of surprises for the squirrel in his gray, colorless world.

Elise loses a tooth and discovers the magic of the real tooth fairy.

When Lizzie's well-worn knitted elephant unravels, leaving only the tusks, Grandma suggests saving the remains for the Tooth Fairy to see what will happen.

A young girl tries everything she can think of to make her loose tooth fall out in time to leave it for the Tooth Fairy.

Relates how Mabel Becaharuvic's failure to brush or floss her own teeth turned her from an ordinary fairy into the Tooth Fairy.

Rosie loses a tooth and has to be convinced to leave it for the Tooth Fairy.