Review: Fun and Unique Take on Peter Pan
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 26, 2013
Review abridged from my book review blog, Reading the Alphabet.I thoroughly enjoyed this spin on a classic. This was a refreshing spin on the story as it was primarily told from Tink's POV (with one section being told from Peter's POV). I thought it was clever how Tink was the one fairy that could be seen by humans and that there were more fairies than just her in Neverland. In how many retellings is she the ONLY fairy around? I liked that Tink was emotional and impulsive and no matter how she tried to do the right thing, trouble seemed not too far behind. This was one of the aspects that made Love, Tink such a fun read.I liked Love, Tink's version of Peter. He was much more than the carefree boy that likes to fight pirates who has been personified elsewhere, especially in the Disney version (although I like that version too). It was another interesting spin to this story that Peter did not want to stay in Neverland.There are twists and turns that make Love, Tink such an enjoyable read, but I'm not going to spoil them for you. You'll just have to read it for yourself to find out what they are. Enjoy!*Received via NetGalley for an honest review.*