Miss Maddie Mae Loses a Tooth

by Jackie Sowatsky, JoelRay Pellerin (Illustrator)

Overview

Youll find learning
and laughter every day,
with all the adventures
of Miss Maddie Mae.

Check out Miss Maddie Maes next adventure
Miss Maddie Mae goes to the Doctor...

Hello Miss Maddie Mae.
She had a very nice tone.
Can you stand on the scale?
Lets see how youve grown.

Now stand up real straight.
I want to check out your height.
Youre growing so nicely,
just perfect, just right.

EVERY DAY IS A NEW ADVENTURE WITH MISS MADDIE MAE...

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781490738390
Publisher:	Trafford Publishing
Publication date:	06/27/2014
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	24
File size:	3 MB
Age Range:	3 Months to 18 Years

About the Author

Being the mother of two children, it was easy for this author to write about what kids love to do. We all know that feeling of excitement when we step off that bus on the last day of school and then the feeling of excitement when school starts again. Not only was this author inspired by her children’s adventures, but she also decided it was more fun to rhyme about them in the stories she tells. The author of the Miss Maddie Mae Book series, Jackie Sowatsky, lives in Lititz, Pennsylvania, with her husband, two golden retrievers, and one Siamese cat.

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Miss Maddie Mae Loses A Tooth

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By Jackie Sowatsky

Trafford Publishing

Copyright © 2014 Jackie Sowatsky
All rights reserved.
ISBN: 978-1-4907-3840-6

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CHAPTER 1

Today my mom surprised me. We drove to the candy store. She said I got to pick one thing, but I wanted so much more.

As I walked in, my eyes grew big, there was just so much to see. There were lemon drops and lollypops, and licorice sticks for me.

I took my time, picked carefully, then chose the sour chews. When I ate them all, one by one, They turned my teeth bright blue.

But I chewed and I chewed, still slurpin' juice, When all of a sudden, my tooth became loose.

I ran to show mom that I had a loose tooth. "Congratulations," she said. It was those sticky chews.

Mom said to get busy and wiggle that tooth. But I didn't really think that my tooth was that loose.

But I'm a big girl and I'm not gonna pout. I thought and I thought how that tooth could come out.

I first reached for an apple and gave it a bite. But for my tooth to come out, I'd have to bite it just right.

(Continues...)

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