Granny's Crooked Teeth

About the Book

Granny Moo has to chew her food slowly, trying to make “every bite count.” Why does she have such trouble chomping down the luscious, green meadow grass? Because Granny Moo needs braces.

Granny’s Crooked Teeth is Sharon Marie’s hilarious story of a rather stubborn old cow who finds herself galloping down the aisles of a food-store and riding a merry-go-round when she runs away from the farm in an effort to escape the clutches of Riva, the veterinarian who wants to put braces on Granny’s crooked teeth.

A delightful tale that will tickle the youngsters’ funny bones and have them applauding when Granny Moo, with a little help from her friend Tommy, at last overcomes her fear and returns to the farm, anxious to see what a difference the braces will make to such a cow as herself.

Illustrated by Janet Kucharnik

A Personal Advantage in Strategic Advertising

GRANNY’S CROOKED TEETH
By Sharon Marie

In the near future television commercials will be using animal characters to produce health messages for children. In a similar fashion, we offer this delightful new book for children who take orthodontics seriously. GRANNY’S CROOKED TEETH is a “must” for families where children are or soon will be wearing braces. In a sensitive manner, Sharon Marie helps young patients feel secure in coping with orthodontics.

GRANNY’S CROOKED TEETH is appropriate and successful advertising in tracking a mega-market. Copies of this title sent home with young patients will reach younger siblings, cousins, friends, neighbors, and schoolmates. One glance beyond the covered book binding will put future patients in contact with the name of the caring orthodontist who has thoughtfully provided the patient with a personalized copy of GRANNY’S CROOKED TEETH. Signed with your signature and perhaps a cheerful “Keep Smiling”, GRANNY’S CROOKED TEETH will yield significant impact for your practice for many years to come.

About the Author

SHARON MARIE has earned her Coast Guard Captain’s certification. She and her husband raised their children on the waters of South Florida and the Caribbean. Sharon also enjoys time spent with her neighborhood children, sharing their joys and soothing their hurts. She has adopted ten homeless pets.