
Peter and Wendy
The novel of Peter Pan: three children fly out of a nursery window to an island of pirates, mermaids and lost boys, guided by a boy who refuses to grow up and cannot remember anyone for long.
Things worth knowing
- Barrie staged Peter Pan as a play on 27 December 1904, with Nina Boucicault in the title role, and only expanded it into this novel seven years later.
- Asked in 1929 to lend his name to a hospital appeal, Barrie replied that he never did so on principle, then gave Great Ormond Street Hospital the copyright in Peter Pan, both the book and the play.
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Cover image: Image from The Story of Peter Pan by Alice Bolingbroke Woodward, 1915.
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