Peter Pan

What it's about

"All children, except one, grow up." Barrie's novel is far sadder and sharper than the pantomime: Peter is careless rather than charming, and the book knows exactly what forgetting costs.

Who it's for

- Anyone who thinks of Peter Pan as a children's romp - Readers who like a narrator who interrupts - Anyone interested in the Edwardian idea of childhood

What’s inside

1. 1

   Chapter I.

   14 min
2. 2

   Chapter II.

   13 min
3. 3

   Chapter III.

   19 min
4. 4

   Chapter IV.

   13 min
5. 5

   Chapter V.

   16 min
6. 6

   Chapter VI.

   11 min
7. 7

   Chapter VII.

   11 min
8. 8

   Chapter VIII.

   18 min
9. 9

   Chapter IX.

   5 min
10. 10

    Chapter X.

    9 min
11. 11

    Chapter XI.

    11 min
12. 12

    Chapter XII.

    7 min
13. 13

    Chapter XIII.

    13 min
14. 14

    Chapter XIV.

    10 min
15. 15

    Chapter XV.

    14 min
16. 16

    Chapter XVI.

    13 min
17. 17

    Chapter XVII.

    16 min

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