Julia Loses A Tooth - Again

That red spot on the photo at right is where Julia lost a tooth.
Julia is unlike any other Y-D girl when it comes to her teeth. If one becomes loose, she'll pull on it and twist it until it bleeds and falls out.

Such was the case on Sunday, when Julia lost yet another tooth. That meant a visit would be coming from "Lu Lu" the tooth fairy.

Julia wrote Lu Lu a note (pictured below) to update her on the situation:

Dear Tooth Fairy:

I lost my tooth. I was wiggling my tooth. All of a sudden it fell out. I want a book that is easy (to read). I want you to wake me up so I can see you. Draw yourself on the back.

Love,

Julia

Julia awoke the next morning to find that Lu Lu had left a note:

Dear Julia,

What a lovely tooth! You took very good care of it! Thank you! Did you know that your tooth fairy already knows when all of your baby teeth are scheduled to fall out? We do! Unless they get knocked out by accident. That is how we know what days we have to work.

I brought you three books (pictured below) because I wasn't sure what you meant by "easy." So, one is to read with someone else. I think your sister Lauren has a book like it. The second one is like a workbook to help you become a better reader. And the last one is called a dictionary. So, when you need to know how to spell a word you can look in there.

Julia, you know that I can't let you see me. I took an oath when I became a tooth fairy to never be seen. I'm sorry. I'll do my best at a self portrait until your next tooth. Happy reading and keep brushing!

Lu Lu

P.S. Tell your family I said, "hi."

The three books Julia received were "Little Raccoon Catches A Cold," "The Usborne Very First Dictionary" and the "Reading Readiness (with Reward Stickers)" workbook.

Of course, she also received a one dollar bill. The first time the tooth fairy visits (and Olivia is still waiting for this), she always leaves a gold one dollar coin.