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"I've lost my tooth, I've lost my tooth
It just fell out, and that's the truth!
Little Vampire is ready for a night of biting... until his tooth falls out! Certain his biting days are over, he turns to his spooky friends for help. Ice cream, toffee, lollipops, and soup all offer tasty distractions, but none feel quite right. After all, vampires bite! With a little help (and a big shout) from the reader, Little Vampire learns that losing a tooth might not be so scary.
Elaine Bickell's rhyming text makes the story easy for children to follow, while Raymond McGrath's imaginative illustrations are perfect for Hallowe'en enjoyment.
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