Peter Pan - World Bestselling Children's Literature Classics (Complete Translation)

Author: Barry
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: All children must grow up, except one. That's Peter Pan. This mischievous, playful, flying, brave, gentlemanly, yet somewhat arrogant little boy has captivated many adults and children since his birth. It seems that everyone knows such a sprite in their childhood. — Recommended Review from Red Mud Website Peter Pan is a mischievous, playful, flying, brave, gentlemanly, yet somewhat arrogant little boy! In this fantasy work, the author creates a highly appealing fairyland—Neverland! This is a great book that can help you rediscover your childhood and temporarily escape this complex world! On Neverland, there are fairies, pirates, Red Indians, and mermaids, all familiar from children's fairy tales. In their underground home with mushrooms as chimneys, they live happily and carefree. The "war" between Peter and the pirates, and between the pirates and the Red Indians, vividly reflects the imprint of children's war games. Through the magical Neverland and the boy Peter Pan who refuses to grow up, the author deeply conveys to people: childhood is the most beautiful symphony in life. Cherish the precious childhood and let children enjoy the joy that belongs only to them. From this, we can also glimpse the author's passionate call for nature and a pure, innocent nature.