Peter Pan

The enchanting story of Peter Pan begins in the nursery of the Darling children—Wendy, John, and Michael—where the magical Peter Pan appears one night. He introduces them to the art of flying and whisks them away to the mystical Never-Never Land. In this extraordinary place, they encounter Red Indians, wolves, mermaids, and the notorious Pirates led by the ominous Captain Hook. Captain Hook has a vendetta against Peter Pan after losing his hand to a crocodile that now tirelessly pursues him, craving more. The tale crescendos in a thrilling battle between Peter, the Darling children, and Captain Hook's crew.

"Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens" introduces us to the timeless character of Peter Pan, a boy who never ages. Escaping his human form, Peter flies to Kensington Gardens, a realm filled with his joyous memories. Here, he encounters fairies, thrushes, and the wise Old Caw the crow. Despite the fairies' belief that he is too human to stay after Lock-out time, Peter ventures to an island separating the Gardens from the mature world of Hyde Park. His adventures, including encounters with Mamie and a goat, are brought to life through delightful illustrations by Arthur Rackham.