Ariam and the Magic Toothies: A Wish for the Lost Dogs: A Magical Tooth Fairy Tale that Celebrates the Joy Dogs Bring into Our Lives

It's a very exciting night for Ariam, the Tooth Fairy Princess, and her Magic Toothies! They are making their way to the Philippines to help Ariam's adorable baby sister, Princess Gabbie, gather lots of teeth.
Along the way, they visit Joseph, who has a special wish for the homeless dogs he has seen
wandering the streets . . .
A Wish for the Lost Dogs is a heartwarming tale that will inspire children to believe that even the smallest act of kindness can make a big difference in the lives of our furry friends.

Exciting news! Book three, A Wish for the Lost Dogs, is a heartwarming story celebrates the joy dogs bring into our lives. The book and accompanying song will be available in both English and Filipino.

We’re thrilled to announce that the song "Sweetie Doggie", an excerpt from our upcoming Book Three, has been funded by NZ on Air. We’re incredibly grateful for this wonderful opportunity and this milestone means the world to us, representing a significant step forward.

A Wish for the Lost Dogs

The book's idea was born while the author was recovering from an injury. Her youngest daughter, Javrielle, surprised her with TokTok, a golden retriever sweetie doggie – a furry princess! – saying it'd help her heal faster, and Javrielle had always wanted one. Initially, the author thought having a puppy would be manageable while she was off work. However, her physio raised concerns when she mentioned the puppy, and she wasn't wrong! TokTok brought sleepless nights, chewed-up jandals, zoomies, and accidents galore. The teething phase was chaotic – TokTok would bite and chew everything, including their Christmas tree decorations (they had to remove the lower half to save the tree!). They felt like giving up, but the love and snugz TokTok brought changed everything. The more time they spent with their sweetie doggie, the more inseparable they felt, falling head over heels in love with TokTok. Soon, they welcomed another fur baby, Babie, into their home.

Important Event: Losing a tooth is a big deal you shouldn't overlook. It's the perfect moment to talk about the importance of tooth care and to make the experience of losing a tooth more positive. This book helps ease any worries by explaining the benefits of losing a tooth in a simple way.

Create Core Memories: In this busy world, many parents overlook the importance of bonding with their children and forming genuine connections. This book is designed to help you forge lasting memories that your child will cherish forever. It's a delightful children's book that seamlessly weaves lessons into captivating stories, ensuring an engaging experience without overwhelming educational content.

Fun Way of Learning: Keep them entertained with interactive stories full of lessons, With open-ended questions to customize the learning experience, giving you plenty of options to teach any topic you want.

Magic Toothies Books is a family-owned business dedicated to creating heartwarming stories that inspire readers of all ages, from kids' books to toddler books, and preschool books. We prioritize delivering top-notch content, carefully crafting every aspect of our stories with dedication and quality in mind.

Alexander Sunday is the pen name of husband-and-wife duo Alexander and Jennifer Domingo. Domingo means Sunday in English, a name they chose to honour their shared creative voice and the joy of family togetherness. Originally from the Philippines and now based in Wellington, New Zealand, they have been together for thirty-five years.In June 2026, they were proud recipients of the Filipino Kiwi Hero Award for Best Creative Artist of the Year for celebrating diversity and connecting culture and language through their work.Alexander and Jennifer are the creators of Ariam and the Magic Toothies, a bilingual book and music series in English and Filipino (Tagalog) that turns dental health into a magical adventure for children. Written in two languages, the series helps families celebrate their culture while building healthy habits.The series began over twenty years ago with a drawing by their youngest daughter, Javy. She drew a little "Toothy" that transforms into a Magic Toothy when teeth are clean and bright, to help the Tooth Fairy. That drawing, lovingly kept by Jennifer, became the spark for a growing world of stories and songs.Their music continues that mission. Their latest single, "Sweetie Doggie," was supported by the NZ On Air New Music Kids scheme.Beyond storytelling, Alexander and Jennifer are committed to community and the environment. Jennifer serves as a dedicated nurse, providing care and comfort to those in need. Alexander works as an engineer setter at a plastic recycling facility, contributing to a greener future for the next generation.They are proud parents to three daughters and share their home with two beloved dogs, Toktok and Babie, cherished members of the Magic Toothies family.Follow their journey on Facebook at @magictoothies.