Peter Pan

J.M. Barrie

'James Matthew Barrie' (1860-1937) was a Scottish novelist and playwright who wrote for both adults and children. He is best remembered as the creator of the character Peter Pan, who first appeared in the novel 'The Little Bird' in 1902. The character became popular in 1904, when Barrie wrote the hugely successful play 'Peter Pan; Or the Boy Who Never Grew Up'. He later turned it into a novel called 'Peter and Wendy'.

• /Fantasy/General
• /Imagination & Play
• Action & Adventure/Pirates
• Adventure
• Bedtime & Dreams
• Bedtime story
• Captain Hook
• Children's books
• Classics
• Classics with Ruskin Bond
• Fantasy
• Fiction/Classic
• Imagination
• J.M. Barrie
• Juvenile Fiction/Classics
• Magic
• Neverland
• Night-time story
• Peter Pan
• Peter and Wendy
• Ruskin Bond
• Social Themes/Friendship
• Talking Cub
• The Boy Who Never Grew Up
• Tinkerbell
• Young Adult Fiction/General