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K-3I Can Read Book series.
The Tooth Fairy asks for Pete's help (Lost Tooth); Pete invites his friends over to play in his new treehouse (Tip-Top). Levelheaded Pete keeps his trademark cool when a tooth can't be found and when his treehouse needs expanding for a party. The stories are slight, but series fans should enjoy the playful illustrations that complement these simple emergent-reader texts. Review covers these I Can Read Book titles: Pete the Cat and the Lost Tooth and Pete the Cat and the Tip-Top Tree House.