While the language is beautiful and still bright, and while we've got a little older September to contend with, I don't think this is the best of the Fairyland books. 
 She's growing up, learning that Yeti's hands can control serious time and Words have a magic that is all the greater because it belongs not only to Fairies, but to everyone, and the clothes you wear are like the words you use. It's sweet, and it's good, but there was something missing in the middle of the book. 
 Direction. 
 I loved the descriptions, the imagination, the characters, and the Rights of Tools, but there wasn't a center impetus to push the plot forward. I don't mind if we meander, and there was a lot of meandering, but I like to know that we're shooting for the moon, too. 
 I am NOT saying this was a bad book, because her works are so brilliant that they outshine the sun. I just don't think it matches the strengths of the previous two. Even if (view spoiler)[Saturday has turned into a budding Love Interest for September. :) So cute. Love the Timey-Wimey stuff. (hide spoiler)]