Tinker Bell

How did Tinker Bell get her name? In J. M. Barrie’s original version of the play “Peter Pan,”the little sprite’s name was Tippytoe, and she had speaking lines. But over time, Barrie decided that the fairy’s expressions would be best voiced by musical chimes. During the early 1900s, vagabonds known as tinkers traveled from town to town, performing jack-of-all-trade repair services. Their arrival was hailed by the jingling of bells fashioned from tin that they mounted on their wagons. One of these “tinker bells” was used to give Peter’s fairy friend her voice in the original stage production, and the name stuck. Now, more than a hundred years later, it is difficult to believe that this popular pixie began as a circle of lamplight, reflected in a mirror controlled by a stage hand behind the curtains. She is now the center of a major Disney franchise, she flies through the skies in Orlando and Anaheim introducing the nightly fireworks displays, and she opens every Walt Disney Pictures film with a sprinkling of pixie dust. Tinker Bell: An Evolution is a full biography of the fiery little fairy. Designed in collaboration with the Animation Research library, it contains artwork that has never been seen before. The book is heavily illustrated, highly detailed, and will make the perfect gift for every grown-up who believes in fairies.

A love-filled board book featuring bright pictures of the Disney Fairies and warmhearted notes from Tinker Bell to all her fairy friends-Periwinkle, Iridessa, Silvermist, Rosetta, Vidia, and Fawn!Copyright © 2014 Disney Enterprises, Inc.

Collects three stories about Tinker Bell and her fairy friends in Fairy Hollow, including a tale of Tinker Bell's hunt for the wishing mirror and her adventure trapped inside a human's house.

Tinker Bell is not proud of her talent and sets out to find a new one and prove she can help the other fairies bring spring to the mainland.

Tinker Bell's friendship with Terence is tested when they build the Autumn Scepter for the rare blue harvest moon. But that's the least of Tink's worries when the precious moonstone is shattered.

Tinker Bell is the best tinkerer in all of Pixie Hollow. She's even asked to fix Queen Lee's bath tub, the biggest honor for any tinker fairy! But when Tink loses her magical hammer in Peter Pan's secret hideout, she loses her ability to tinker! Will Tink be able to get her hammer and her talent back without being caught by Peter Pan and the Lost Boys? Continue the adventures with Tink and friends in the world of the Disney Fairies!

Four best friends—Kate, Mia, Lainey, and Gabby—travel to Never Land, where they find adventure and friendship. Tinker Bell and the Disney Fairies star in a magical early chapter-book series for readers ages 6 to 9—Disney The Never Girls!

The story of Tinker Bell comes to life in this pixie-dusted, audio-enhanced eBook! Discover how Tinker Bell found her talent and how the fairies prepare to bring seasons to the mainland. Follow along and relive the magic of the movie in this read-along storybook featuring enchanting word-for-word narration, dazzling sound effects, and original character voices!

When Tinker Bell wanders off to look for lost things, she is seen--and caught--by a human girl. Find out what happens in this junior novelization retelling of Disney's direct-to-DVD movie. Includes eight pages of full-color scenes.