Unfortunately, a bookworm had chewed through the pages, and another fairy told Tink that the author of the book, the Keeper, might be able to help her, but he lived in the Winter Woods and therefore too dangerous to go and see.
Tink goes on a mission to find out what had made her wings sparkle, flying off to the Book Nook, where she found a wing-shaped book called Wingology in which she hoped would give some answers. Fawn touched Tink's wings and gasped saying that they were freezing! Fawn then rushed Tink straight to the fairy hospital where healing-talent fairy ( Jodi Benson) examined Tink's wings and warmed them until they were back to normal again. The magical moment ended when Fawn yanked Tinker Bell back into autumn. Suddenly, her wings began to sparkle in a burst of colorful light, and she heard the faint sound of a baby's laugh. Tink gazed in wonder at the beautiful wintry landscape, enchanted by the delicate snowflakes that drifted down all around her. "You do that in winter!" Even though she knew it could be dangerous, Tink enters the Winter Woods. "No hibernating yet!" she called into the animal's ear. Then she got disracted by a sleeping marmot. But Fawn told Tink that they could only bring animals to the border, and weren't allowed to go into the Winter Woods. Later that day, Tink volunteered to help her friend Fawn ( Angela Bartys) take animals to the Winter Woods to hibernate. "There's a whole other world over there," she said to herself. Tink ( Mae Whitman) watched as the magnificent birds headed off toward the Winter Woods. "They need twenty more baskets for tomorrow's pickup!" The snowy owls must take the baskets to the winter woods as the warm fairies wings can not stand the cold. A flock of snowy owls soon arrived for the baskets, bringing a final shipment order for Fairy Mary ( Jane Horrocks) with them. Tinkers' Nook is bustling with activity as the tinker fairies are making snowflake baskets for the fairies of winter.
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