Peter Pan — J. M. Barrie
J. M. Barrie
A brief introduction
Wendy and her brothers travel to Neverland, where flying, pirates and the promise of endless childhood await. Alongside its adventure and wonder, Barrie’s story reflects on memory, family and the bittersweet experience of growing up.
Why read it today?
Explore imagination, growing up, family through the choices, conflicts and relationships in this classic. Use the question below as a starting point for your own reading.
Ideas to reflect on
Imagination · Growing up · Family
What is worth keeping from childhood as we grow older?
Reading guidance
Children, teenagers and adults; contains dated stereotypes that benefit from discussion.
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