SOLVED. Tooth fairy book where the cartoon drawings were of actual teeth (molars, canines) with wings attached. [s]

[Nikki]

The teeth were drawn as cartoons and from memory had wings attached
All the teeth have different jobs / roles like collecting teeth, cleaning teeth etc
It was a kind of creepy children’s book I remember reading as a kid in the early 2000s
There were certain amounts of money set for teeth that were good quality vs bad quality
Also I think the colours used in the book were mostly white for the teeth and dark blue or purple I think as the main background colour
I read this book in Australia but it honestly could be made in another country

Please help me!!

[Rainbowheart]

Is this a picture book or a child's novel?

[Florence]

Maybe tooth fairy by Audrey Wood ?

[Rainbowheart]

Tooth Fairy for Florence's suggestion.

[Nikki]

I would describe it as a picture book
Unfortunately is not tooth fairy by Audrey wood!
Think creepy white teeth as the main characters

[Rainbowheart]

Goodnight and Thanks for the Teeth

[Nikki]

OMG YES ITS THAT ONE
THANK YOU SO MUCH RAINBOWHEART!!!!

[Rainbowheart]

No prob, glad to help out!

[Rob]

Hi, Rob Alexander here. I am the author of Goodnight and Thanks for the Teeth. Hope it didn't scare too many children. I wrote the book for my daughter Harriet in response to her grandmother telling her that tooth fairies didn't exist. It sold around 8,000 copies and was written in Daylesford, Victoria AU.

[Rainbowheart]

Hi Rob, that's awesome! It looks like a really cute book.

[Rob]

Thank you. I was fortunate to have Mark Jackson and Heather Potter as illustrators. Their studio is JackPot Art, worth a look. I'm about to release a new novel for adults, Starlight Cafe. Hopefully, it will give people a few laughs. Rob