Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens
J. M. Barrie, Peter Hollindale, Rodrigo Breunig
Readers rate it 3.7 (11 on Hardcover)
177 pages · Released 2008 · Dover Publications
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This classic fantasy follows Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens with whimsical adventures among fairies and magical settings. The story is largely gentle and imaginative, though it includes some mildly dark moments typical of Victorian-era children's literature, such as the menace of being permanently trapped or forgotten. It rewards curiosity and wonder while reflecting the sensibilities of its early 1900s origin.
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- Peter pan (fictitious character), fiction
- Never-never land (imaginary place), fiction
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- Libros para niños
- Adventure and adventurers, fiction
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ISBN 9780486466071 · Dover Publications