Tooth Fairy (Child's Play Library)

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As the full moon nears, an increasingly desperate Graham realizes that the killer knew the layout of his victims' houses from their home movies, which were developed at the same film processing lab.

The Tooth Fairy (38 books) - Goodreads

This novel shows that horror fiction doesn’t not have to be high octane ‘gore splatter’ serial killing zombies but that it can be beautiful, compulsive, hilarious, tragic, magical and very, very funny …oh very, very rude! The last test is the most difficult, with the most abstract reward: To believe, trust in a flying fairy that will leave money.Nothing stirred, and all noise from beyond the woods was baffled by the density of snow on the trees. What is particular to this story is the continuous balancing act between the quirky comedy of growing up pains and the horror elements that rear their head from the very first page, where a huge pike bites some toes from the foot of one of the boys. And when you think about the primeval nature and occasional near death experiences and close shaves of a little boy's life, know that Graham Joyce captures it.

Tooth Fairy Books - Goodreads

Personally I find that the glow is off the idea of taking childhood stories and making them into R to NC17 rated fiction. This is one of a series of books (by that I don't mean a "series by the same author" I mean a series of books by various authors that treads similar ground) that have followed the same track over the last several years. They place these teeth in the childhood memory album where all the other things are labeled like birth certificates, first-foot prints, and so on.stars go to The Tooth Fairy, simply because overall I found it unsettling and somewhat unresolved in my mind by the end of the book. Thus begins a strange, disturbing sometimes touching relationship with the Tooth Fairy as it dogs Sam’s footsteps through childhood and into adolescence.