The author sent me a digital copy of the book and requested an honest review. I thought it was a very sweet story of friendship and lost teeth so I was happy to oblige. The Toothless Tooth Fairy will most likely appeal to girls in 1-3rd grade when read independently and ages 2-8 when read aloud. 
 All the tooth fairies in the world have gathered on cloud nine for the Miss Tooth Fairy Smile Contest. Bella is sure to win until a very naughty pink fairy, Zelda (who laughs quite evilly), sabotages Bella with wing stop powder causing Bella to crash into a wall and knock out one of her beautiful teeth. In an attempt to still win the smile contest, Bella goes in search of a replacement tooth from children scheduled to soon lose teeth. Will Bella win the smile contest? Will Zelda take out any more of her competition or will she reform from her evil ways? Read The Toothless Tooth Fairy to find out. 
 Notes: The author and illustrator took care to feature diverse characters so that children would be able to relate to the characters and they cleverly created Zelda as a pink hair, pink skin fairy as not to single out a specific hair or skin color as the protagonist. I suspect though that Zelda will be a favorite by the end having learned a valuable lesson in friendship.