The Art Mill Releases a Wild Children’s Book Titled Loose Teeth

LEES SUMMIT, Mo. - Oct. 13, 2013 - PRLog -- The Art Mill's latest project, Loose Teeth, is a zany story about disgruntled teeth who think they’d be happy if they were covered in gold but end up finding joy in a disastrous turn of events. While silly and entertaining, the general message for children is that sometimes a disaster can have a great outcome and show you that what you want and what you need can be two different things.

The story, written and illustrated by Marie Tabler, doesn't preach or talk down to kids. It simply tells the story and lets them consider how the outrageous ending worked out for the best. Teaching the concepts of adaption and finding joy in seeminly difficult situations are valuable life skills.

In the story, a man has covered one of his teeth in gold and angered all the other teeth who want to be covered in gold as well. Each night, the disgruntled teeth break loose and run about the house causing mischief. One night, however, the teeth find some money and jump out the window with it to buy their own gold. The disaster occurs when they meet up with a Basset Hound and HIS loose teeth! Lively illustrations with a story set to rhyme make this a fun children’s book for all ages, but especially for four-to-eight-year-olds.

Marie Tabler has enjoyed creating animations, websites, and books for children for over 15 years. She resides in a quiet Midwest town with her husband and two young children.


The ebook version of Loose Teeth is available on Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/Loose-Teeth-Funny-Rhyming-ebook/dp/B00CQH2OGS/ref=sr_1_2?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1380733045&sr=1-2