Peter Pan
Join a magical adventure to Neverland, where flying, pirates, and fairy dust await.
J. M. Barrie (1860–1937) was a Scottish author and playwright best known for creating Peter Pan. He first introduced the character in a play in 1904 and later turned it into a beloved novel. Barrie donated all the rights to Peter Pan to a children’s hospital in London, where they remain to this day.
Join a magical adventure to Neverland, where flying, pirates, and fairy dust await.
A boy who never grows up battles pirates to protect his friends.
Join a magical adventure to Neverland, where flying, pirates, and fairy dust await.
A boy who refuses to grow up takes three siblings to a magical island where adventures unfold and childhood is both celebrated and questioned.
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Join a magical adventure to Neverland, where flying, pirates, and fairy dust await.
A boy who never grows up battles pirates to protect his friends.
A boy who refuses to grow up takes three siblings to a magical island where adventures unfold and childhood is both celebrated and questioned.
Creative company
The authors and illustrators who share the credits across J. M. Barrie's books.