Bernadette Pemberton is an educator with a big heart for children and an even bigger love for tall tales. In her classrooms and beyond, she’s always believed that stories are one of the best ways to spark curiosity, laughter, and confidence. Writing children’s books is her dream come true, and she feels grateful to share that joy with young readers and the grown-ups who read along. Her stories celebrate imagination, kindness, and the little moments that feel magical, like losing a tooth and believing anything can happen.
Meet Marcie the Tooth Fairy, the tiniest pro with the biggest night job, flying from house to house collecting lost teeth while dodging curious pets and squeaky toys. From Marshall’s pillow mission to Shondrea’s double-tooth surprise and Sparky the pug’s enthusiasm for chewing anything magical, Marcie’s week turns into a giggly, slightly chaotic adventure powered by bravery, quick thinking, and a trusty “Abracadabra.” If your child loves sparkle, silliness, and stories where even a simple lost tooth becomes a whole event, Marcie Meets Marshall is a reminder that magic is everywhere, especially under the pillow.
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CHAP#1 – Marcie Meets Marshall
Marshall is buzzing with excitement after losing a tooth, but his house is basically a pet obstacle course. Shaggy the Shih Tzu and two cats turn Marcie’s smooth mission into wing-tugging chaos. After a dizzy detour into the dog bed, Marcie finally reaches the Toronto Maple Leafs pillow and works her “Abracadabra” magic.
CHAP#2 – Shondrea
Shondrea loses two teeth at once after a hopscotch accident, and suddenly it’s dentist, ice cream, and an early bedtime. Marcie sneaks in, only to meet Sparky the pug, who thinks fairy wands are chew toys. With her wand rescued from under the bed, Marcie waits for the perfect moment and lands a double-tooth win.
CHAP#3 – Brenda
Brenda’s day is bubble baths, bedtime giggles, and that funny “missing tooth” voice that makes everyone laugh. Marcie gets a little lost in a big country house, then gets spotted by Melia the boxer, who is not impressed. Once the house finally goes quiet, Marcie slips in, says “Abracadabra,” and adds Brenda’s tooth to her special pouch.
CHAP#4 – Heather
Heather lives on a farm, which means Marcie has to dodge barking huskies and window-clawing cats before she even finds the right room. Then there’s Elmo the parrot, loudly announcing “A fairy!” like it’s breaking new. Marcie sprinkles a little fairy dust to keep the secret safe, whispers “Abracadabra,” and leaves Heather smiling in her sleep.
Marshall just lost a tooth, and Marcie the Tooth Fairy is on her way, pouch ready. Marcie & Marshall by Bernadette Pemberton is a story about courage, kindness, and a little magic under the pillow. Find it on Amazon, read to your kids and add the lore for the tooth fairy they so love!
“My 5 y/o loved it so much lol, I’m worried he’s gonna secretly stay up and wait for Marcie when he loses his next tooth.”
