Cute fluff. Tink loses her hammer and her skill, and has to go get her spare hammer from Peter - and she finds that friendship isn't totally destroyed (though Peter's joke is _nasty_!). The way rumor and gossip spring up is also rather nasty, though it's unclear whether most of the fairies are merely sorry for her or enjoying schadenfreude. And hmmm, there's a fairy tinker's hammer in some crow's nest somewhere...I don't know how much continuity this series keeps (probably not that much, but it would be cool). ( )

Tinker Bell is the best pots-and-pans-talent fairy in all of Pixie Hollow. But then she looses her tinker's hammer and her world is turned upside down.

I like this one it was as good as the last Disney Fairy book I read, A Masterpiece for Bess, but it was nice. It was nice to see what happen with her an Peter Pan in this one although it the is no continuity to other Peter Pan stories by Disney, like Peter and the Starcatchers. There was no real lesson in this one and the other if fact I don’t like the fact that it was okay for Tinker Bell to not ask for help and keep everything to herself that didn’t seem right. ( )

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