Children's Book Review - The Toothfairy of Difflewood

The Toothfairy of Difflewood
by Joseph D Kayne, Brittany Gneiting (Illustrations)
Would you like to know how forest creatures deal with a sore tooth? Take a dive into this charming story about a fairy dentist named Dr. Pink, who uses her nature know-how to fix fangs, clean canines, and comfort critters in a fun tale about a sometimes-scary experience. The poetic story telling of Joseph Kayne and delightful illustrations of Brittany Gneiting give the first ever glimpse into the World of Nin, and a day in the life of Dr. Pink, the toothfairy of Diffle Wood.

This book reminds me of a Disney book. The illustrations are just flawless and so well done, you think you're looking at a movie storyboard. You can tell a lot of work went into this book as the writing and rhyming is so well done. The story is nice and not too long. The characters are beautifully drawn. The detail of the illustrations really brings the World of Nin to life and makes it so magical. The story is written in a poem format which makes it fun and easier to read with my kids. My 5 year old was reading it to my 2 year old daughter and they sounded so cute rhyming together. I could totally picture this book being displayed at a Barnes & Noble. It just looks so professionally done and polished. 

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