Peter Pan in Scarlet (CD-Audio)

from slightlyfan

This book starts with a shock and gets better from there. I really liked McElderry interpretation of J. M. Barries characters. She was very close and I think hit is spot on with the language of Barrie's time. It sounded very much like Barrie wrote it himself. One thing, I didn't like, though, was...

from passion4reading

One of the best books I've read over the last few months (or even years), I can't sing its praises high enough. Brimming with imagination and invention, from the beginning it is not at all surprising when, after having dreamt of Neverland, things like cutlasses and a quiver of arrows are left beh...

from princessponti

I really enjoyed being back in Neverland with Pan, Wendy and the others, but the book itself I was a little disappointed with L It had such potential too! The author really has a wonderful way of capturing the quirkiness and magicalness of Neverland (such as with her descriptions: "a compass in N...

from cpotter

The lost boys who were adopted by the Darling family have grow-up with families of their own. Wendy and the boys dream of Neverland. Fearing their is trouble they capture a fairy put on their children's clothes and return to the land of eternal childhood. Neverland and Peter have changed. As the ...

from Inky_Fingers

This book is clever, funny, and well written -- for it's style. But there's a reason why children today don't read Barrie or other turn of the century authors. The style has a precious quality to it that American kids are going to find cloying. It's too bad that the author did not focus on the ch...