Here, at the bottom of the page, you see her intentions for the illustrations of the next page. She asked me how to spell "Captain Hook," but she wrote it all by herself--with some practice.
Full "captain hook" page, with some random letter practice at the bottom. Here you have Tinkerbell, Captain Hook (easily distinguished by the feather in his large captain hat, as well as his hook), Mister Smee (easily distinguished by his striped shirt and great girth), and the crocodile (not so easily distinguished, but the crocodile is the squiggled line at the top of the page. I think she had lost some momentum at this point).
Detail of Captain Hook and Tinkerbell. Please note: the squiggly line going from Hook's hook through Tinkerbell means he is "getting" her. Personally I love Tink's wings and long legs, as well as the feather coming out of Hook's hat. I swear that was her own personal touch.
Another detail shot.Good times. She has asked me how to spell "frog" and "cat" and "baptism" before, but this was really too awesome to keep to myself. I hope she wants to be captain hook for Halloween, so then I can be Tink. Alex will of course be Peter Pan.
Ben can be the crocodile.