📚✨Read Aloud Books For Kids | The Tooth Fairy Quits

Hi kids, welcome to Dixie's Storytime World. Today we're reading The Tooth Fairy Quits, written by Megan Pagetti. Susie the Tooth Fairy is fed up with being a Tooth Fairy and decides to quit. But when a child wishes for a birthday fairy, Susie gets a magical new idea. What will she do? Let's find out together. According to Susie, spreading joy was the best part about being a Tooth Fairy. But tooth fairy money was boring. The tutu was scratchy, tights were torture. Most of all, the teeth just grossed out. At the end of a long night, Susie dumped the teeth into the tooth chute. Word of new uniforms. The fairies are busy, the manager, Angela, said. Please, tutu is itchy and these tights are irritating. Susie squirmed. Sometimes you have to sacrifice comfort for fashion, Angela said. You're missing a tooth. Susie scrambled through her sack and pulled out the stinkiest, stickiest tooth ever. She gagged. I quit. Susie slammed down her wand and flew home. Susie gathered fabric. Just wait. I'll look great without ties or a tutu and I won't itch a bit. Days later, she looked at her creation in the mirror. Ugh, I'd rather wear the tutu. Susie took a fly to think. When she bumped into Dax and Lily tending the garden, all her frustration bubbled out. I can help design, Lily said. Dax grinned. I'm a wizard sewing. You aren't too busy, Susie asked. When a friend needs help, you help, Lily said. Dax nodded and the team flew to Susie's to get started. Fabric and ideas flew around the room. At long last, teamwork made the dream work. Thank you, Susie beamed. You can always count on us. Come on, Dax, let's go collect teeth. Lily waved goodbye to Susie. Dressed to impress, but all alone. Susie missed the thing she loves most, spreading joy. even if it involved gross teeth. I better go see Angela, she whispered. Check out my look! Susie spun around. Ow! Angela nodded. Come back, Susie begged. Please! Angela pointed to a sign. Not hiring. Tears prickled her eyes as Susie flew into the bathroom. She flew out into the middle of a fairy gathering. What's happening? Susie asked Dax A child wished for a birthday fairy Dax said It's never happened before No one knows what to do I love birthdays Susie said The celebrations The decorations Best of all No teeth I'll do it Susie shouted and zipped up to get the wish A giggle came from the back Look, Susie has a fairy tale On Susie's bum Toilet paper hung Flitting in the wind Laughter erupted Susie's cheeks turned watermelon pink Susie stuttered It's not part of the uniform Clutching the wish, she flew home Susie pulled out her toilet paper tail How can I spread joy to be the best birthday fairy I can be? She crinkled the tooth fairy money Susie focused Fidgeted Creasing Folding With mistakes and patience eventually Exquisite She popped the perfect origami bird into her bag. What is she up to, kids? Susie put the memory of the toilet paper tail behind her and flew off into the night. At the birthday child's bedside, Susie reached into her bag and found nothing. Zip, zilch, her heart sank. Don't disappoint this child. How can I grant her birthday wish? She stomped her foot in the air, took a deep breath and thought creatively. Susie snapped her fingers. I know just what to do. She searched the house, grabbed a roll of toilet paper and flew off to spread some joy. What is she up to, kids? Cross, top to bottom, the room was a work of art. Escaping into the night sky, Susie wants to grant a gazillion wishes. Zigging and zagging through the grass And up into the trees Her song flew off into the breeze You've made your wish, I'm on my way Zoom through the night for your birthday Up and down, in your room I'll sail Over and under, till you're fairy-tailed The end What a lovely fairy story Susie discovered that even when one job doesn't make you happy You can find a new one to spread joy And here's a fun tooth fact Did you know that kids usually have 20 baby teeth And adults, that means grown-ups Usually have 32 permanent teeth Keep brushing those teeth and smiling brightly And I'll see you in our next story Bye for now