'All children, except one, grow up.' Mrs Darling half-remembers
Peter Pan from her own childhood; he is an insubstantial figure
with a baby's laugh and a habit of blowing out stars. She believes
him to be imaginary - until he leaves his shadow in her children's
nursery. Accompanied by a foul-mouthed fairy, Peter is in search of
good stories, and upon learning that the eldest Darling girl,
Wendy, knows a great many, he lures her and her two brothers back
to the island of Neverland. There, the dreams and imaginings of
childhood become real. Lost boys, pirates and warring Indians
populate the shifting landscape, which suddenly seems darker and
more frightening without the bedside lamps of home. Adapted by J.
M. Barrie (1860-1937) from his most famous play, this novelised and
illustrated version of the story was first published in 1911.
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