Anna, Banana, and the Big-Mouth Bet (3)

Not happy that this books starts to put doubts about the tooth fairy into the mind of the reader. Thank goodness I read ahead and found the part - Chapter 2 where this comes up... Even if the girl writes “I believe” at the end of the book- no kid is going to sit through that book after being traumatized in chapter 2. Seriously? What would make the author write such an awful thing in a kids book.

I completely agree with some of the other reviewers. As my 9 year old daughter was reading this story to me at bedtime, I was totally unprepared to deal with the story ruining the magic behind the tooth fairy. If you are writing a book for children 6-10, you should assume that there are kids that are still believers. This is not the way they should find out! Geez, I didn't realize I had to come to Amazon to check reviews before I could let my child read a children's book. Poor writing in my opinion.

Very disappointed in the content of the Chapter 2.The publisher specifically labeled this book for 6-10 year olds. Most children, especially in this younger range, believe in the tooth fairy.Why would the author include a chapter such a this for this age range.It is cruel and sad.

My girls had enjoyed other books in the series. I never read the reviews and deeply regret it. Are you kidding? Why would you spoil the tooth fairy for kids that age? Why?

Such an adorable book! I had been hearing about this series from my students and was so excited to have the opportunity to meet the author last week!

Love this series

My daughter LOVES these books! Which is fantastic, because she's not a big reader. The Anna, Banana series has her reading! And WANTING to read! She brings them to me and sits next to me on the couch and reads her chapter (usually she doesn't realize that she's actually read two or three when she's finished). 😃

I love it and I would totally recommend it for kids because it talks about standing up to you friends. 💚💛❤💜💝