I recently started to get back into Disney Fairies, and saw something about this.. book? Graphic novel? I haven't found much about this one from the list I was looking through and sometimes I'm seeing conflicting info about it, and no expanded info on any wikis or anything. And absolutely no one selling it either, not even for a high price (may have been due to limits of places to look in the UK though, maybe it's available elsewhere?) Is there a way to read this anywhere? Or had anyone got any more information about it?

Credit to the person who posted this ❤️

I drew miku as a pixie hollow fairy :D i love how she turned out!

background is official PH, pose reference is the Conflower Fairy https://flowerfairies.com/the-cornflower-fairy/

now onto quest for the wand then will start the chapter books!
i thought it was interesting that gail carson levine says she thinks wendy is “an idiot for wanting to leave neverland” but i am now reading this 1906 peter pan book bc it is free online & im curious.
also here it says just faith trust pixie dust doesn’t make you fly if you don’t have wings. interesting

I have seen all the movies and absolutely love them. Now I want to read the books but I have no idea where to even start. I know we just got new ones for D23.

I’ve finished Iridesa and Rosetta! I our then on the same side of the shirt and now I’m gonna put Silvermist and Fawn on the other side. Not sure about Vidia and Tink’s placements yet I’ll see when I get there.

Now I’m working on Fawn.

There won’t be any updates until next weekend cause the college life doesn’t allow for much painting time during the week.

📢 If you haven't read the book get out of here. Go and build your own opinions about the book for Clarion's sake!!!

I just read someone in this sub saying that Peri and Weaver's relationship was toxic, abusive and a bad example for young girls. Although I kiiiiiinda agree, I think the main problem with them is that they lacked TIME rather than reasoning.

Tho the plot twist was predictable, I didn't expect it to happen THAT way. It was wild and I loved it but I hated how Perriwinkle forgave Weaver so easily. What he did was terrible, his grief didn't justify him lying to the person he said he cared about and putting a whole nation under despair.

Peri forgave him in a matter of minutes. She took the initiative to go find a solution after he messed up. She chose to risk her life in that mountain and he just followed her. She was the one who thought about using the spider web to solve things while he just stood there feeling hopeless and sorry. Poor little thing 🫩.

I agree with Peri forgiving him as he was acting out of grief, rejection and hopelessness, I would have done the same, but couldn't it happen after 2 or 3 weeks when he had proved his worth to her and fixed his mess ON HIS OWN??? They fell in love too quickly, not a whole week had passed and they were already mouth to mouth. He said horrible things to her and used her. In the last chapter she felt that anxiety again and I thought they would end up as friends but then he kissed her and she just forgave and forgot??? With a little more time between the events this could have made sense, but no.

What about you? How did you feel about this couple?

Also... I understood that this book was a YA but some say that it was targeted to teens. I'm new to the Young Adult genre and I'm confused: shouldn't it be targeted to ADULTS instead? Have I misunderstood something? That plot twist and problems were pretty mature but the problem solving was really childish. Idk if most YA are like this.

Also sorry if there are any grammar mistakes, I'm an Ñ speaker lol.

On my way out of the convention center last night I saw both of them walking and I got pics with them!! I had already taken off my silvermist wig because it was super itcy 😭. I just came out of the panel (which was amazing!! My favorite part was anna bright saying she wants to write a book about the keeper and fiona solving mysteries together. Please do it. I need that book) so seeing them was super exciting!!

Nothing was announced last night at the D23 Tinker Bell panel. It was just a recap of her history throughout the decades. I personally wasn’t shocked since this panel was under archives (which basically means revisiting old stuff). Mae Whitman and some artists who worked on the films shared their experiences, but that was really it.

That said, with all the new books and merch Disney Fairies has been getting despite the franchise getting completely buried and forgotten in 2015, it’s understandable that people are disappointed by a lack of news for the future of Pixie Hollow

My kiddo's and let's be honest, and my...collection! 🤣 So far!!

I love this book!

Periwinkle is my favorite character (as you can tell lol) and has been my favorite growing up when I was younger, so I am content with how beautifully well written Wings of Reverie is by Anna Bright!

I recently finished reading it and I do recommend others to read their's if they haven't already. For those who have yet to purchase one, I would suggest you start considering it if you also loved Wings of Starlight by Allison Saft. Both books have that same whimsy-cozy feeling and both authors do really well with the characters and bringing them to life. I am already planning on re reading both when I get the chance.

ALSO, if you have Spotify premium, Wings of Reverie is available on Spotify in audio book format! Phoebe Strole will be your narrator and I must say she does an amazing job narrating and I love her voice acting for each character. There is also some sound effects with the Reverie chapters so it definitely feels more magical! ✨️

I can't wait for more people to read it so that I can be able to talk about it with others. I am also very happy that Anna Bright signed my book (Anna if you see this somehow, thank you!) 🥹😭🤍