Disney Fairies: Tink in a Fairy Fix by Kiki Thorpe

Author:Kiki Thorpe [Thorpe, Kiki]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781423165552
Publisher: Disney Press
Published: 2011-08-30T07:00:00+00:00

But I promised Rosetta, Tink reminded herself. I can’t give up yet.

“Swoops are tricky,” Tink told Herk. “Anyway, all you really need to know for the full-moon dance is the spin. We can do that together!”

Tink held on to both of Herk’s hands. Flapping their wings, they began to spin around.

“See?” said Tink. “It’s easy!”

“Look, I’m dancing!” Herk whooped with delight.

Round and round they went. They whipped through the air, faster and faster…too fast!

“Slow down!” Tink cried. They were spinning out of control!

“Ahhh!” Tink yelled as they crashed through the tree’s leaves. They bounced off a branch. Crab apples started to fall again.

Tink and Herk stopped spinning. They ducked for cover as the hard crab apples dropped all around them.

Just when they thought it was safe, one last crab apple fell. It bopped Tink on top of her walnut-shell helmet. “Ow!” she squealed.

Herk shook his head. “Maybe we should just forget the lesson. I’ll never learn to dance,” he said.

“But you have to!” Tink cried in exasperation. “There’s a very special fairy who wants to dance with you!”

“There is?” Herk asked.

Tink nodded. “She told me herself.”

“She did?” A smile spread across Herk’s broad face. “Who is it?”

“I’ll give you a hint,” said Tink. “She’s pretty as a flower.”

Herk’s face brightened. “Is it Sparkle?”

“No,” said Tink with a little frown. “What I meant to say is, she’s pretty as a rose.”

“Hmmm,” said Herk. “Is it Spring? Silvermist?”

Tink tugged her bangs. She was starting to think that Herk had been hit on the head by one too many crab apples. “I’ll give you one last hint. This certain fairy has been paying a lot of special attention to you!”

“Special attentio—Oh!” Herk’s eyes widened. He stared at Tink.

Tink grinned. At last she had gotten through! “So, do you think you might like to be her dancing partner, too?” she asked slyly.

Herk’s glow turned orange as he blushed. “I—I guess so,” he stammered.

“Well, then!” said Tink. “We’d better teach you how to dance!”

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