Description
“Dracula loves his pointy, sharp fangs. They are a family trait and make him who he is. His friends know that. But what happens when his fang falls out? Can he tape or tie it back in?
Illustrations: The illustrations were phenomenal. I love the round style of the characters and the color choices for a book about a young Dracula. I loved the family pictures on the wall in Dracula’s room. That his bed was a coffin was one of my favorite things. I loved the tooth fairy and the scuffle between her and Drac. The solution at the end was brilliant.
Words: I loved the word usage. There were not a lot of words, but the words chosen were fang-tastic. They gave you enough to read the story, but also to enjoy them right along with the detailed pictures.
Lessons Learned: Tooth care is shown by Drac, showing how to keep his fangs healthy. Losing a tooth is a different time, but nothing to be afraid of.
Ways to use this book: Halloween, tooth care, talking about loosing teeth
Age Range: 3 to 8 years”
