Sweet Tooth

Sweet Tooth Review by Grace Montgomery Book by Margie Palatini Have you ever not been in control? Well Stewart has. He hasn't been in control over sweets because he has a sweet tooth. But it's no ordinary sweet tooth. This tooth talks and is incredibly rude. The tooth interferes with everything. First a wedding, then school! Read this book to find out what happens next in... Sweet Tooth! The lesson I learned in this book is that you are able to take control when things get hard. I would recommend this book to people who need to learn they can take control. My opinion on this book is that: it's fun to read, and it has funny parts, I think you will enjoy Sweet Tooth!

This is one of my daughter's (age 6) favorite books! The first time we read it we both could not stop laughing! As a parent, I really like the message of willpower that this book conveys - the little boy with the sweet tooth stays strong and determines a solution to his own problem. I'm not one of those parents that feels every children's book has to have a some underlying lesson, but this book perfectly combines one with pure sillyness. A great read for parents and kids!

My girls loved this book so much we bought it for their cousin. They have a sweet tooth and really identified with the book. It's very silly. We bought a used version and it was in great shape.

I read this book several times to my 3 year old daughter, she CRACKED UP every time. I'm not sure she understood every word of it, but she was certainly entertained by it! TIP: if you make an obnoxious, crazed voice for the tooth, its all the better!

In this funny book a boy has a tooth with a mind of its own! All it wants is sweets! The boy gets in trouble because his sweet tooth keeps yelling out demands for candy and cookies. Charming and cute with great illustrations. Even though its recommended for children 5-8 my 3 year old enjoyed it.