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Book cover: The Last First Tooth by Kat Hyde

The Last First Tooth

Everyone in Devon's class has lost their first tooth-except for Devon. Devon worries she'll never lose a tooth and decides to ask her classmates how they lost theirs. Each child has a funny story about how they lost their first tooth, from surfing to mountain climbing to dancing. But none of those experiences sound appealing to Devon. So how will she lose her first tooth? And when? And...will it hurt?All kids who've ever lost a tooth, are excited to, or are maybe even a little anxious about it will relate to this sweet and funny story written by Kat Hyde and featuring vibrant, humorous artwork by Sawyer Cloud.Age-appropriate backmatter includes fun information about human and animal teeth.

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Join us every Saturday morning for a special story time, perfect for ages 2-5, but all ages are welcome!

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Brazos Bookstore

Houston's oldest independent bookstore, operating since 1974. We are a general bookstore with a curated inventory in fiction, poetry, romance, horror, graphic novels, works in translation, history, media studies, local interest, and children's books. Brazos hosts or participates in over 300 events a year, in-store and with some of Houston's premiere cultural and educational organizations, such as Inprint, Performing Arts Houston, Asia Society, Rice University, and University of Houston.

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