Ravi and the Toothbrush Knights

Ages 2–5

When tiny sugar bugs sneak in to throw a party in Ravi's mouth, sleepy Ravi would rather skip brushing — until the Toothbrush Knights show him how to sweep them out, top and bottom, front and back, in just two minutes.

Brushing teeth for two minutes, morning and night, top and bottom, front and back, keeps smiles strong and sugar bugs away.

The cover of "Ravi and the Toothbrush Knights"

Deep in Ravi's smile, tiny sugar bugs tiptoed in with wobbly party hats. Ravi yawned at the mirror, too sleepy to care. "Do I really have to brush?" he mumbled.

"Not so fast!" bounced Sir Bristleton onto the sink's edge. "Top and bottom, front and back — sweep those sugar bugs off the map!" Ravi blinked. That sounded like an adventure!

Lady Minty twirled her peppermint-leaf shield and hummed. "Knights, assemble!" Ravi grinned, grabbed his royal toothbrush-sword, and stood tall beside the two little knights.

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