• Here Comes the Tooth Fairy Cat (Here Comes Cat)

Here Comes the Tooth Fairy Cat
(Here Comes Cat)

Illustrator
Claudia Rueda
Publication Date
May 19, 2015
Genre / Grade Band
Fiction /  K − 1st
Here Comes the Tooth Fairy Cat (Here Comes Cat)

Description
The star of the New York Times bestselling Here Comes the Easter Cat is back with a loose tooth--and a little competition! When Cat loses a tooth, the Tooth Fairy delivers a wholly unwanted sidekick: a mouse. Together, Cat and Mouse are tasked with running a few Tooth Fairy-related errands--a challenge, since Mouse is just as competitive and mischievous and hilariously self-involved as Cat. The stakes rise and so does the deadpan humor, culminating in a satisfying surprise that will leave readers eager for yet another delightfully devious Cat adventure. An homage to classic comic strips from the author of The Quiet Book and The Loud Book, this New York Times bestselling series is perfect for fans of Pete the Cat, Bad Kitty, and Mo Willems's Elephant and Piggie series. Read it when there's a wiggly tooth and year-round! "Priceless." --SLJ"Great . . . clever fun." --Kirkus "Craftier than ever . . . [A] welcome addition." --The Horn Book "A delight . . . a hoot in an aqua tutu and fairy wings" --BCCB
Publication date
May 19, 2015
Classification
Fiction
Page Count
-
ISBN-13
9780525427742
Lexile Measure
460
Guided Reading Level
-
Publisher
Dial Books
Series
Here Comes Cat
BISAC categories
JUV039060 - Juvenile Fiction | Social Themes | Friendship
JUV019000 - Juvenile Fiction | Humorous Stories
JUV002050 - Juvenile Fiction | Animals | Cats
JUV051000 - Juvenile Fiction | Imagination & Play
Library of Congress categories
Humorous stories
Cats
Mice
Tooth fairy
Tooth Fairy (Legendary character)

School Library Journal

PreS-Gr 2--Cat is back, and this time a lost tooth and the promise of a visit from the Tooth Fairy inspire his shenanigans. His misguided attempt to trick the legendary sprite into revealing herself to him backfires when Cat is recruited by the Tooth Fairy to conduct three difficult exchanges. He receives honorary wings, a tutu, and some "help" from a fellow trickster (Mouse). The reluctant pair first visit a gopher hole, then a squirrel's nest, and finally a bear cave, where only teamwork will get the job done. Once these missions are accomplished, Cat's desire to meet the Tooth Fairy is magically fulfilled--much to his surprise. As in the first two books, the author assumes the role of narrator and commentator, addressing Cat and Mouse directly, and they respond using only placards, body language, and priceless facial expressions. The colored-pencil and ink illustrations practically tell the story on their own, thanks to the extensive use of white space and an absence of irrelevant detail that puts the focus squarely on the characters and their wily behavior. VERDICT Fans of Here Comes Santa Cat and Here Comes Easter Cat (both 2014, Dial) and newcomers alike will ask for this book again and again.--Lynn Van Auken, Oak Bluffs School, Oak Bluffs, MA

Copyright 2015 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.
Deborah Underwood
Deborah Underwood has written numerous picture books, including New York Times bestsellers The Quiet Book, The Loud Book, and Here Comes the Easter Cat. Visit her at DeborahUnderwoodBooks.com.

Jared Chapman is the author and illustrator of several books, such as Vegetables in Underwear and Steve, Raised By Wolves. Visit him at jaredchapman.com.
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