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Last week, a first graderer in Pennsylvania namedLily Sciulli lost his tooth at school. Like most children, she was excited to put it back to thethe small mouse That night to claim his reward. But then Lily accidentally thrown the tooth at lunch and was in tears.

Fortunately,Laura Roth was there to save the day. In an effort to dry Lily's eyes, thefirst year teacher In Burchfield Primary School in Shaler Township quickly wrote the next letter to the Fairy of Teeth:

Dear tooth fairy,

I can confirm with full confidence and authority that Lily lost his tooth at school today. In the excitement and chaos of noon, he was tragically thrown by accident. We will ask Mr. Fred to keep an eye on the eye, but we are pretty sure he will not find it. Please take this note as proof of teeth loss. If you have any questions or concerns, do not hesitate to contact me at any time. I hope you are well!"

Truly,

Ms Roth

In turn, it was not the first time Lily lost a tooth then ...lostthe tooth. When you have reached by phone for an interview, his mother,Sara Sciulli, says, "Lily told me," mythe tooth is so cowardly, 'But she did not want me to go out. I told him not to lose her at school as she did with her first tooth. "(Wow,Moms are really always right.)

When Sara picked Lily at school, she said to him, "I lost my tooth, and I threw it away," said Sara. But the crisis has been avoided. "She told me it was ok while Ms. Roth wrote a note to the tooth fairy."

Lily placed the note on his bed and woke up in the morning, which was also his 7th birthday, to find a $ 2 reward of the teeth fairy. "She came in the morning, all excited, that the fairy of the teeth read the note, the mouse of $ 2 and wanted her happy birthday," Sara said.

The response of the fairy of the teeth has read:

Lily,

Yay! You have lost your third tooth! The number four will come out soon! Here is a small gift to help you celebrate. Thank you for Ms. Roth's note. I wish I could have your tooth, maybe I'll go to your school and look for it. Also, a veryHAPPY BIRTHDAY for you! You must so big. I like to look at you grow up. This means that I get even more teeth! Keep your teeth coming and try not to lose anymore. These are my favorite things around the world !!!

Love,

Smolder

The letter of Roth was posted onTwitter andImguracy, where he quickly started to go viral and warm the hearts of all who read it. The story was even presented onHello America.

"She had to see each other on television, people started contacting us. It was quite cool," Sara said. "Lily told me that people are now asking for his autograph."

But for Roth, who was at Burchfield Primary School for six years, it was just another day at work.

"I knew the fairy teeth for about 25 years ... when I lost my first tooth," said Roth when you reach phone. "That's what we all do at school. I did it before. It's an easy way to make children better feel better when they lose their tooth."

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