Maze and Haze Tooth Fairies

About the Book

Although tooth fairies usually work alone, Maze and Haze are twin fairies that work together. Their only difference is the color of their wings: Maze’s wings are light purple, and Haze’s wings are light green. They are very small—but also very busy.

One night, they watch from outside as a little girl cries about her lost tooth. The little girl is scared she won’t be as pretty with a missing tooth, but the fairies know an even prettier tooth will grow back in its place.

Maze and Haze are so excited to get this oh-so-pretty tooth, and with a little help from Mom, the little girl sleeps peacefully so the fairies can do their job. They switch the lost tooth with a shiny coin. This is the magic of the tooth fairies! For small children, losing a tooth can be scary, but the fairies are there with a reward, making the experience exciting and fun.

About the Author

Stacy Cuellar grew up in a small town in New Mexico. As an only child, her parents took her everywhere. They rode dirt bikes, water-skied, camped out, and fished. She currently lives by the coast in Texas where her husband taught her to surf.