“The Tooth Fairy” is the most famous novel by the brilliant English writer Graham Joyce. There is a belief: if a child, while falling asleep, puts a fallen baby tooth under the pillow, the Tooth Fairy will take it and leave a coin instead of the tooth. Waking up one night, seven-year-old Sam discovers the Tooth Fairy in his bed, looking less like a character by Charles Perrault or the Brothers Grimm, and more like an evil chap of indeterminate gender. He himself is to blame: he shouldn’t have woken up, he shouldn’t have seen the fairy. Now she (or he?) will accompany Sam throughout his childhood and adolescence, changing with him, now helping him, now threatening him, but never giving an answer to the question: is this reality or a nightmare and who dreams of whom?