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Teething Troubles

(2026)
(The first book in the Teething Troubles series)
A novel by

 
 
Every child believes the Tooth Fairy collects teeth in exchange for a coin. The truth however, is far stranger.
Poppy’s one of the Tooth Fairies, and every tooth she collects safeguards the balance of magic itself. Human baby teeth hold potential. Dragon teeth preserve ancestral memories. Unicorn teeth carry particularly potent healing
magic. Every tooth matters... especially the rotten ones.
When thousands of rotten teeth begin disappearing from across Britain, Poppy discovers that someone is stealing far more than forgotten dental waste. They're gathering the very corruption that ancient magic was never meant to touch.
With only her lifelong best friend, Sophia, a brilliant Fairy Cartographer, to help her, Poppy follows a trail of impossible thefts, forgotten roads and long-buried secrets to an evil that should have remained lost forever.
As an ancient darkness begins to stir, Poppy must confront not only the greatest threat the fairy realms have faced in millennia, but the guilt of a terrible Christmas she’s never truly escaped.
Because if the rotten teeth fall into the wrong hands, magic itself can be rewritten.



Genre: Fantasy

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