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214 - When I was looking for a copy of Peter Pan for B I found The Little White Bird and Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens. I don't know anything about either, but they've been on my TBR list for awhile now. Brooks and Max give me a great excuse to read books that I otherwise would have ...

... the thought, Zoe, but I think I will just wait. It is like one more package to unwrap after Christmas! #206: As far as Peter Pan goes, Luxx, I think it is more my age than anything else. I am betting Brooks loved it - pirates and Indians both - and he would probably enjoy the rest of the ...

I'm sorry you didn't enjoy Peter Pan. I'll admit I haven't read it, but the theatre department at my university recently performed it and it was delightful. They did have to change the "Indians" to "Islanders", though, because we live in South Dakota. I forget who forbid us from doing the play ...

... first introduction to Shakespeare, and remains a favorite. I think I'm due for a reread. I'm sorry you didn't enjoy Peter Pan more; I read it to Brooks this year and have considered picking up others in the series. Hope you're feeling better!

... limit, but there are always more torments to come. One plunges from one abyss to the next.'; highly recommended 525. Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie - juvenile fiction; several people were appalled that I had never read this one, but now that I have done so, I think I can truthfully say it ...

#255: That one looks very good. I am adding it to the BlackHole. BTW - I picked up Peter Pan at the library the other day and should be getting to it in the next couple of weeks.

... has been some talk, and a few why-questions uttered, about new translations of oldish works. At least Robinson Crusoe, Peter Pan, Pippi books and Edgar Allan Poe's stories, and probably more, have been translated again. Funnily, in some cases, the first translations seem to have ...

I bought Peter Pan for my (adult) son last Christmas. I may have to borrow it back from him.

I haven't read Dahl but I see that I need to! I always read so many good things. *ThrowsPeter Pan and Ronald Dahl on my TBR pile*

I love, love, love the original Peter Pan! It's hilarious, and Tinkerbell is a potty-mouthed jerk, it's really quite fantastic. Very different from the Disney version, with more subtle humor and subtext. Did I mention I love it? :)

... Cook N-Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan O-One for the Money by Janet Evanovich P-Peter Pan by JM Barrie Q-Quidditch Through the Ages by JK Rowling R-Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare S-Soul Catcher by Leigh Bridger T-Things Fall Apart ...

#229: I am not sure that I have ever read Peter Pan, either. If I did, I read it more years ago than I care to recall. Maybe I should give it a shot :)

Just finished Peter Pan, which will now find it's home on Charlie's bookshelf. Can't believe I'd never read this one before. Wonderfully written, of course.

69. Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie (NEH Children's Classics list) Yep, another one for Charlie's shelves. And yet another one that I can't believe I'd never read before. Delightful, of course.

>108. I would definitely agree. This is the first of her books that's set in any sort of world somewhat like ours. 26. Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie I liked the book, as much as I possibly can considering I don't like Peter Pan at all. As a character...he just annoys me. I never liked him in ...

Just started Faith by Peter James. I was hooked after the first couple of pages, so much so that I ended up reading over half of the whole book in bed last night. Just as well I didn't have work today!

... Neil Gaman & Charless Vess 2. Dragons of Autumn Twilight 3.Dragons of Winter Night 4.Dragons of Spring Dawning 5.Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie 6. Agatha Raisin and the Fairies of FryFam by M.C. Beaton 7.The Good Fairies of New York by Martin Millar 8. 9. 10. Beatles1964

Frances H. Burnett is better known as the author of The Secret Garden J. M. Barrie is the author of Peter Pan It's hard to imagine any one having to "slog through" Red Badge of Couage It's one of the earliest books that tells about the Civil War from a soldier's Point of View. But ...

Fanny, you need a comfort read. I capture the castle The wind in the Willows A Christmas Carol Peter Pan The White Horse No Name A visit to Don Otavio Take a break from reading heavy stuff, but feed your soul at the same time. I hope your cold gets better soon.

Right on, MrA! Does anyone remember the travesty that was Scarlett, the "sequel" to Gone With the Wind? Peter Pan has also gotten some sequels (I haven't read them, but I feel the same way as I do about Pooh & Miss Scarlett) What next? Will Madeline grow up to take Miss Clavell's ...

01/09/2009 - 21/09/2009 Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie Like most people, I know the story but I'd never read the book or the play. It certainly was worth it. It has a humourous style which is much like Alice in Wonderland. Total books read to date = 6/50

This morning I read Eagle Island, Wreck and the classic Peter Pan. I've also started The Looking Glass Wars!

Peter Pan and Captain Hook

... search, I can't find evidence for this book anywhere! The copy I read was very old (Peter and Wendy as opposed to Peter Pan type era), so it could have been renamed/gone out of print and I have no idea who wrote it. It's at my Granny's - I'll have to see if I can find it next time I'm ...

I was thinking about reading Peter Pan. Maybe I'll try that for the new 1010 challenge for a children's title next year - if I remember. I am within finishing Lord Jim, but had to push back all the books I listed somewhere above here as a new book just came out and my hold on it at the ...

... at least two, one at home and one on the train. Oops, I suppose I should add what I'm currently reading: Finished Peter Pan this morning Finishing up Hide-and-Seek With Angels (about J. M. Barrie) Just started Weekends at Bellvue Will start this evening The Last Crossing

#44 - I'm loving Peter Pan but it's different than I expected. I remember the play/movie being cartoonish in the "fight" scenes. In the book it's much more life like. One of the first things the narrator says is that the "lost boys" has changed over time as they've died (in battle) or ...

... and the Starcatchers. which is like a Peter Pan prequel. SO whymaggiemay - I'd be interested to know if you like Peter Pan. I don't remember ever reading it and I may try that after I finish this trilogy.

... in my childhood I can relate to your surprise. They were probably playing on frozen ground until July. Starting Peter Pan today for my classics book club. Also reading Weekends at Bellvue, my Early Reviewers book.

... Rings, Gormenghast, Narnia, Conan, Earthsea, Lyonesse, The Demon princes, The chronicles of Thomas covenant, Peter Pan survived so much well trough time... everybody knows about them, so I guess you could call them the canon of Fantasy. I know I am forgetting a title and maybe ...

>282 - All the Peter Pans confuse me. At first I only knew of one text, plain ole Peter Pan. Then I see Peter Pan and Wendy and wonder if it's the same, then I hear about Kensington and really get confused! >283 - Not allowed to use eBay for buying or selling. ;-)

Hand in Glove Peter Pan Crisis in Black and White The King's Bed The Last Dance

Ah poor me, I caved and picked up, Peter Pan and Wendy I Capture The Castle The Isle of Voices Legends of Ancient Rome Legends of King Arthur Procopius:The Secret History and just for a bit of fun Chambers Gigglossary and now I am poor, but I would rather be poor with books ...

... even though I have a copy and not much money I was v v tempted). I went a little crazy with a christening gift for my son Peter Pan and Wendy, the much bigger than I expected Folio 60 and my luxury item Eyewitness to History among others. Damn you Folio Society, as others have said - other ...

... of Count Brass byMichael Moorcock Jane Eyre Azrharn in Night's Master by Tanith Lee Captain Hook in Peter Pan by J.M Barrie Cthulhu in The Call of Cthulhu by H.P Lovecraft The Chowder Society in Ghost Story by Peter Straub Pennywise the Clown in It by ...

"Nibs" became my username after I deemed Nibs the most honorable Lost Boy from Peter Pan. I dunno, it just worked and even though I'm a girl it still seemed to fit. :) A surprising number of folks have already taken that name though, leading to variants like nibs_ or NibsTheScot (long story).

Someone mentioned The Wind in the Willows, which is a good choice. Also Little Women and probably Peter Pan, and even The Importance of Being Ernest. David Copperfield is about half-happy and half-difficult, but there's humor throughout and everything works out well in the end, and The ...

Well the #1 winner for me is from Peter Pan: All children, except one, grow up. But we also have, as runner-up: Whether I shall turn out to be the hero of my own life, or whether that station will be held by anybody else, these pages must show. David Copperfield never disappoints!

... and the Shawshank Redemption by Stephen King 26) Stardust by Neil Gaiman 27) Empress Orchid by Anchee Min 28) Peter Pan by J. M. Barre Books read: 4 Pages read: 743 --- Total books read: 28 Total pages read: 8984

28) Peter Pan by J. M. Barre Watching the movie Finding Neverland fueled by interest in reading this childhood classic. I only wish I read this, or had it read to me, as a child. I would have loved it! Peter Pan is a book filled to the brim with magic and charm. I really liked it. If I ...

192. Peter Pan - J. M. Barrie (176) 193. In My Own Words - The Dalai Lama (224) 194. All the Living - C. E. Morgan (208)

All children, but one, grow up. Peter Pan

I'd be happy with Lies of Locke Lamora, The Little Prince, Song for Arbonne, Watership Down or Peter Pan or anything by McKilip. Those all sound good to me.

... also agree with Watership Down Adams, Richard A Song for Arbonne Kay, Guy Gavriel Though I wouldn't mind reading Peter Pan Barrie, J.M. or maybe even The Lies of Locke Lamora Lynch, Scott Beatles1964

I'd like to read The Lies of Locke Lamora. Some additional noms: Peter Pan by Barrie, J.M. Watership Down by Adams, Richard The Arabian Nights by Byatt, A.S.

... are all so wrong, because you know they're only written to make a buck for the publisher. (One exception: the sequel to Peter Pan, because that was written to make a buck for the children's hospital in London - Greater Ormond or something? So I might buy that one, but I don't expect it to be ...

I liked Peter Pan when I read it a few years ago, mostly because I found it hysterical the way Tinkerbell kept swearing like a sailor. She was definitely not a Disney fairy, that's for darn sure!

Book 55: Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie. Join Wendy, John, and Michael Darling as they follow Peter Pan, the boy who never grows up, to a world where fairies live and children can fly. But beware -- danger abounds in this magical land of mermaids, Indians, and fairy dust. Captain Hook and ...

Book 55: Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie. Join Wendy, John, and Michael Darling as they follow Peter Pan, the boy who never grows up, to a world where fairies live and children can fly. But beware -- danger abounds in this magical land of mermaids, Indians, and fairy dust. Captain Hook and ...

I finally decided to read Peter Pan. Unfortunately I just couldn't get into the story, didn't really like it. Maybe it's because of the translation, I read it in Dutch. Gave it 2.5 stars.

I've started in Peter Pan, but I find it very hard to read for some reason. Might be because of the translation, I'm reading it in Dutch. Think it's going to take a while before I finish this one unfortunately.

I loved Jason Isaac's Captain Hook in the most recent Peter Pan remake. Peter was definitely the first literary character I ever fell for. I was so obsessed that my preschool teachers thought I had developed some sort of schizophrenia. They should have known better than to push the matter. You ...

... Hoffman // 41 pages. 54. The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time by Mark Haddon // 287 pages. 55. Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie // 233 pages. 56. Help! Ik Ben Veel Te Dik by Marie-Claire Thijsen // 62 pages. 57. Door De Hel Van Anorexia by Martine de Vries // 95 pages. ...

... much for the characters in this series, still, it was a fast-paced read. "Meh" of the month: Dead Man's Footsteps by Peter James. It's ok, but after being introduced to the genre by way of Slaughter, it kind of drags in comparison. I haven't finished reading yet, but I find the chapters ...

... y que pocas veces se menciona en los círculos literarios es la lectura del otrora polémico Knut Hamsun y su libro Pan o Hambre que apesar de la aparente relación a que nos llevan los títulos no se parecen en nada...De entrada y para que descubrieses, si no has leído nada de Knu ...

... been on the 'covet list' (which is a much more avaricious version of a wishlist) and now I can splurge! I just blew it on Peter Pan and Wendy and Charlotte's Web for my daughter's Folio shelf. I've been smiling all day. Sorry, just had to share that before my head exploded with glee :)))

... by Jane Elliott Mummy's little girl by Jane Elliott The love of her life by Harriet Evans Possession by Peter James Goodnight, beautiful by Dorothy Koomson Twisted tracks by Lesley Horton A history of the world in 10 1/2 chapters by Julian Barnes Touc ...

... by W.J. Hoffman // 41 pages. 54. The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time by Haddon // 287 pages. 55. Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie // 233 pages. 56. Help! Ik Ben Veel Te Dik by Marie-Claire Thijsen // 62 pages. 57. Door De Hel Van Anorexia by Martine de Vries // 95 pages. ...

33. Twilight by Stephanie Meyer 10/10 34. Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie 6/10

33. Twilight by Stephanie Meyer 10/10 34. Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie 6/10

31) Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie Synopsis: It was Friday night. Mr and Mrs Darling were dining out. Nana had been tied up in the backyard. The poor dog was barking, for she could smell danger. And she was right - this was the night that Peter Pan would take the Darling children on the ...

... as this category) 5. Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery 6. Mary Poppins by P. L. Travers 7. Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie 8. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by Frank L. Baum 9. Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There by Lewis Carroll

I never liked Peter Pan. All the characters got on my nerves. EVERY SINGLE ONE!

... a couple years ago. I'll probably get my mom's bible from when she was a kid. As for the other stuff, there are copies of Peter Pan, Treasure Island, Wind in the Willows, and some other stuff I will probably cause to appear in my room in short order.

... cap 8 Books Read Castle Waiting by Linda Medley 5 stars Perfect... on Paper by Maria Murnane 4 stars Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie 4 stars The Return of the King by J.R.R. Tolkien 5 stars (audiobook) Amulet Book 1 by Kazu Kibuishi 4 stars The Meaning of Night ...

My January 999 reading; Chapter books I read my 5 year old 1. Peter Pan 2. Alice in Wonderland 3. Treasure Island (unabridged classics) LT recommendations 1. American Gods 2. Neverwhere Teen fiction/YA 1. Artemis Fowl: Lost Colony, The 2. The Time Paradox 3. InterWorl ...

... Little Golden Book is created especially for that series. The problem is that they will use the name of a popular story (Peter Pan or Alice In Wonderland or what have you). I'm willing to bet that there are plenty of Little Golden Books that have been improperly combined with a more popular ...

... Picture of Dorian Gray, Count of Monte Cristo, Robinson Crusoe, Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Peter Pan, and The Red Badge of Courage. these were on my possibles list for my classics category. If I can't make it through the ones I already have on my list, I may ...

... Picture of Dorian Gray,Count of Monte Cristo,Robinson Crusoe,Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,The Scarlet Pimpernel, Peter Pan, and The Red Badge of Courage. these were on my possibles list for my classics category. If I can't make it through the ones I already have on my list, I may ...

Tuck Everlasing Peter Pan Wizard of Oz The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants Jane Eyre Angels and Demons The Secret Garden Girl with a Pearl Earring Matilda The City of Ember Coraline Zodiac Ordinary People The Outsiders The Mist A Wrinkle in Time Ell ...

Ok, Prop2gether, here's a shot, in no order... The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie The Dark is Rising by Susan Cooper The Book of Three by Lloyd Alexander Sabriel by Garth Nix The Forgotten Beasts of Eld by Patricia McKillip The Crystal Cave by Mary Stewar ...

... favorite fantasy tales--in no particular order: Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There by Lewis Carroll Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie At the Back of the North Wind by George MacDonald The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum The Crystal Cave by Mary Stewart The Little Lame Pri ...

What are you all time super-mega-awesome-favourite books? Mine are - Peter Pan Harry Potter Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Through the Looking-Glass Memoirs of a Geisha Howl's Moving Castle Sabriel Lirael Abhorsen The Perks of Being a Wallflower Not in any ...

... the first book, but talked to today's audience. As an adult, I have to admit that I like Peter Pan in Scarlet better than Peter Pan and Wendy and I have recommended it to children and adults alike. I especially enjoyed learning more about Captain Hook. Ms. McCaughrean showed that Hook is not ...

... (Tom Riddle Sr.'s lover, pre-Merope), Merope (Lord of the Rings)- Arwen, Eowyn (sp on both) (Jane Austen)- Emma (Peter Pan)- Wendy (Greek/Roman mythology)- Minerva, Hera, Dionysus, Demeter, Persephene (Victor Hugo)- Cosette, Fantine, Esmerelda (Charlie Bone)- Emma, Oliva, Mais ...

I read Harry, A History, but I've never read Peter Pan.

... for 2009 Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie 159 pages / 1911 (2005) / 4 Stars / Classic / 1-11-2009 Read more tapestry100 in 50 Book Challenge : tapestry100's books in 2009 (Jan 11, 2009, 12:01pm)

... ategory/1 Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie 159 pages / 1911 (2005) / 4 Stars / Classic / 1-11-2009 Read more WGWalter in 999 Challenge : WGWalter's 999 Challenge (Jan 8, 2009, 9:21pm)

... (September) 4. The Magician's Nephew, C.S. Lewis (September) 5. The Borrowers, Mary Norton (September) 6. Peter Pan, J.M. Barrie (October) 7. 8. 9.

OK, I'm going to give this a try. We'll see how well it turns out! You can go here for my blog post about my challenge. Totally reworked this as I can't seem to stick to my ...

... ad 8.2 Reality.no by Thomas Bjørnskau 8.3 Lillelord by Johan Borgen 8.4 Slottet i Pyreneene by Jostein Gaarder 8.5 Pan by Knut Hamsun 8.6 Syndere i sommersol by Sigurd Hoel 8.7 Volvo lastvagnar by Erlend Loe 8.8 En sjømann går i land by Aksel Sandemose 8.9 Et vær ...

... to know what happens to the Emberites in their new surroundings, but not eagerly. The story didn't really grab me. 20. Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie **** I can't believe I've only just read this for the first time. Very magical. Barrie has a beautiful way with words. Don't know if I could ...

... Being a Wallflower (7) 1. To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee 2. This Side of Paradise by F. Scott Fitzgerald 3. Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie 4. The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald 5. A Separate Peace by John Knowles 6. The Stranger by Albert Camus 7. Walden by Henry David ...

I loved..Peter Pan, Little Women, Little Lord Fauntleroy, A Little Princess, and the Chronicles of Narnia.. I remember reading those over and over again...(I stlll love them, actually..)

I loved..Peter Pan, Little Women, Little Lord Fauntleroy, A Little Princess, and the Chronicles of Narnia.. I remember reading those over and over again...(I stlll love them, actually..)

... Disaster and America's Deadliest Avalanche My Father's Secret War Treasure Island for 2009 Classics Book Club read Peter Pan for 2009 Classics Book Club read Hide and Seek with Angels, a Life of J. M. Barrie by Lisa Chaney Surprise Party, a Memoir of Survival by Stanley N. Alp ...

... The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn! Although they might inspire some less-than-hoped-for actions. Those two along with Peter Pan were great escapist books growing up...just look at the storylines.

... read this famous work. I really enjoyed it. 64. Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens by J. M. Barrie. I was familiar with Peter Pan and Wendy, but I had never heard of this one before. I enjoyed the story and loved the illustrations. 65. The Trial by Franz Kafka. This book was quite ...

... in which it was first published unless foreign rights have been sold. It can be quite complicated. Did you know that Peter Pan by James M. Barrie had its copyright extended in perpetuity and the fees go to a children's hospital in London England?

... storylines (Joan of Arc in the first instance) Androcles and the Lion and The Devil's Disciple by George Bernard Shaw Peter Pan and The Admirable Crichton by James M. Barrie The Blue Bird by Maurice Maeterlinck Our Town or The Skin of Our Teeth by Thornton Wilder Auntie Mame, ...

... ys o 825 English speeches o 826 English letters o 827 English satire & humor 828 Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie 829 Beowulf * 830 Literatures of Germanic languages o 831 German poetry o 832 German drama 833 Met ...

... it as bad as that one person says? I have lately been really drawn to the gentle humor in British children's literature: Peter Pan, The Young Visiters, Alice in Wonderland, Winnie-the-Pooh....

... in already, because I'm such a sad fan of the Narnia books that I couldn't stop at just one chapter... We did try Peter Pan first (second attempt at reading it) and it is a bit too difficult for him still. (Such a brilliant book, however. I hope he enjoys it at a later date!)

My kids are currently enjoying The Mysterious Benedict Society, and both also enjoyed Peter Pan as a read-aloud -- it's rather more sophisticated than the Disney version we all grew up on. I've been thinking Journey to the Center of the Earth might be good right now, too, since the movie just ...

... Children and YA Fiction 1. Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging 2. A Collection of Beatrix Potter Stories 3. Peter Pan 4. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland 5. The Bad Beginning 6. On the Bright Side, I'm Now the Girlfriend of a Sex God 7. New Moon 8. Eclipse

... memories, sometimes he seemed to make things a bit too extreme, but the book was very enjoyable nonetheless. #39 Peter Pan - J.M. Barrie I had never read this book and opposed to my recent experience with childrens-books-you-must-read-but-haven't-because-you're-dutch: Alice in Wonderl ...

My favorite Hamsun novel: 'Mysteries' (1892, original title: 'Mysterier') about the curious man Johan Nilsen Nagel who visits a small Norwegian coast town and falls in love with the vicar's daughter Dagny Kielland and even proposes to the elderly white-haired woman Martha Gude. Nagel expresses ...

... & loved as a child My trip down memory lane will include: 1. The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett 2. Peter Pan by JM Barrie 3. Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll 4. Tales from Moominvalley by Tove Jansson 5. The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark by Jill Tom ...

Ditto!! But we can't forget Peter Pan!! With all this adventuring with pirates, natives, and treasure on an island you know!!

The Snowman? Maybe Peter Pan? I am, as you see, casting around at random ;-) 20 questions, then. Has the character got a broom?

... ries Enchanted Forest Chronicles I think I've read Mossflower more than any other book ever, but not for a while now. Peter Pan (but only in the past year or two) Tatterhood and other tales/The Maid of the North (they're a pair, and so they TOTALLY count as one book.)

... Ground by William Langewiesche 5.Love Marriage by V.V. Ganeshananthan 6.So Long a Letter by Mariam Ba 7.Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie 8.War Prayer by Mark Twain Have any of you read American Ground? It's a very controversial book about the "unbuilding" of the World ...

... to the first one the first time, my family bought all the rest on CDs. Jim Dale is amazing! In fact, I just downloaded Peter Pan read by him and I'm looking forward to hearing it! I was also impressed by how many loose ends Rowling created in the first few books that she tied up at the ...

I have Around the World in 80 Days and Peter Pan in CD format. Both were read by Jim Dale, who is absolutely wonderful. I'd be willing to trade them for other CDs.

Into the Land of the Unicorns, Green Eggs and Ham, Peter Pan, One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish and Harry Potter of course!

... tone Earthsea Cycle The Odyssey The Princess Bride The Wonderful Wizard of Oz His Dark Materials Dracula Peter Pan Dragonriders of Pern trilogy The Arabian Nights The Illiad Watership Down A Midsummer Night's Dream The Complete Fairy Tales and Stories Stardu ...

... what happened for on my way home I somehow found myself in my friendly neighboorhood borders....and I walked out with: Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie - the Green Dragon group is discussing their next group read and this is among the choices. made me nostalgic to read it again. Vampire Academ ...

little Prince What do you mean it isn't on the list?! oh. er Peter Pan then. (Come on other Panners, we're not that far behind. Let's stage an underdog comeback fight against Alice.

Peter Pan

I recently rewatched Finding Neverland and so am have some nostaglia for Barrie. So I'm another voter for Peter Pan.

... & Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll Beowulf by A. Nonnie Mouse The Wonderful World of Oz by L. Frank Baum Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie The Odyssey by Homer A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare The Faerie Queene by Edmund Spenser Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burrough ...

... I know Errol Flynn was in some real good swashbuckling Pirate Movies too. And of course Hook with Robin Williams, Peter Pan and the 1960s Disney version of Black Beard's Ghost to mention a few. Swiss Family Robinson had to deal with Pirates too. I was just thinking it might be fun ...

What a great idea, Morphy. I've read parts of all but Peter Pan, and even finished a few of them. I'll go for whatever everyone else decides. I will say that The Faerie Queene might be painful... LOL

... Books such as: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Carroll Beowulf The Wonderful World of Oz by Baum Peter Pan by Barrie The Odyssey by Homer A Midsummer's Night Dream by Shakespeare The Fairie Queen by Spencer I haven't read any of them.

... have made up a list of movies that feature Mermaids in them and my latest count is up to 117 movies. I totally forgot that Peter Pan has mermaids in Mermaid Lagoon; Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire; Beach Blanket Bingo; The Glass Bottom Boat with Doris Day. There are even movies ...

#8: Peter Pan - J. M. Barrie Why I Chose It: Surprisingly have never actually read the original story, only the children's version or seen the movies. I was very intrigued as I started reading about the many differences between the film versions (Disney, Hook, and Finding Neverland) and the ...

... book by the toilet, a book on my bedside table, and three books by my comfy chair to read-plus my son's bedtime story book (Peter Pan at the moment)

... The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling, House Of Dreams by Pauline Gedge, The Bloodstone by Ken Eulo, Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie and Robin Hood by John Q. Ericsson.

Total guess Peter Pan?

11. Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie

... of 22 responses so far... Top book is Beowulf with 18 votes. In second place with 16 votes are Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan and the Oz books. Third place tie includes James and the Giant Peach, The Dark is Rising series and Watership Down with 14 votes. Out of 105 books on ...

... of 22 responses so far... Top book is Beowulf with 18 votes. In second place with 16 votes are Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan and the Oz books. Third place tie includes James and the Giant Peach, The Dark is Rising series and Watership Down with 14 votes. Out of 105 books on ...

I have read Peter Pan to kids and they really liked it.

... of putting on there at the moment. I will strike throught the ones I have read. 8 children/adolescent books 1. Peter Pan - Barrie 2. Alice in Wonderland - Carroll 3. Princess in Pink - Meg Cabot 8/02 4. Princess in Training - Meg Cabot 10 ...

... the rest of the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series (3 so far) by Rick Riordan Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie (surely I just missed this one?)

... FINISHED 6/5 4. The Collectors - David Baldacci FINISHED 6/21 5. Peter Pan - J. M. Barrie FINISHED 10/1 6. Flush - Carl Hiassen FINISHED 10/5 7. A Risk Worth Taking - Robin ...

... on them over there 4. (9.) The Duchess of Malfi -(115pp) 5. (10.) Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, Peter Pan and Wendy, Peter Pan (228pp total) 6. (11.) The Lunar Men (506pp) 7. (12.) 4:50 from Paddington (221pp) This was a 'I can't just to ...

... I also read some poetry and fantasy which I hadn't really done since high school. -The War Prayer-(read 5/08)-poetry -Peter Pan-fantasy/audiobook-(read 5/08) -Glacial Period-(read 3/08)-graphic novel -Contract with God-(read 2/08)-graphic novel -Around the World in 80 days-(read 4/ ...

... the trilogy, Peter and the Secret of Rundoon (and this one doesn't seem to be working on Touchstones). It's a prequel to Peter Pan. I think I'm going to start on some of Charlotte Bronte's juvenilia after that, starting with The Green Dwarf and The Spell.

... not working) and Stranger in a Strange Land are mentioned in "We Didn't Start the Fire." For that matter, so are Peter Pan, Ben Hur, and Psycho, though I imagine in all of those cases the intention was to reference movie versions contemporary to the rest of the stuff in the same ...

... - "Oh fiddle dee dee!" A Christmas Carol: Tiny Tim - "Curses on all of you! And you especially, Mr. Scrooge!" Peter Pan: Wendy - "Oh, grow up, Peter!" Peter - "Okay." ;)

Zorba the Greek by Kazantzakis Peter Pan by Barrie Beloved by Morrison Stuart Little by White The English Patient by Ondaatje

I recently finished reading Peter Pan and Wendy in the wonderful oversized, illustrated FS edition. I read it at bedtime to my son over several weeks. Everytime I picked up the book I got that rush from the heft; the quality of the cloth cover; the thickness and feel of the paper; the ...

... Very fun. I am giving proust a break after getting through the Swann's Way part. I am also reading Hard Times and Peter Pan also shockingly for the first time and I picked up another Maisie Dobbs mystery Pardonable Lies just for fun and because it was $5.99 at Barnes and Nobel ...

#91 -- You make the process sound like Wendy from Peter Pan -- will you have to move out of the nursery tomorrow? Do you get to fly to Neverland tonight?

Once by James Herbert Fiends by John Farris Pan by Knut Hamsun Tim by Colleen McCullough Wolf by Becky Bloom

39. Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie (audio book)

Billy Budd, Sailor and Other Stories by Herman Melville Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie A Sailor of Austria by John Biggins Murder on the Leviathan by Boris Akunin Post Captain by Patrick O'Brian and I couldn't resist: Finnegans Wake by James Joyce

... Greenwood The Flight of the Falcon by Daphne Du Maurier Something in the Air by Emma Lathen or Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl Chitty Chitty Bang Bang by Ian Fleming ...

Bloody Jack Mr. Midshipman Hornblower Kidnapped Treasure Island Peter Pan

... four: Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins The Cabinet of Curiosities by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie Arthurian Literature in the Middle Ages: A Collaborative History (Oxford University Press Academic Monograph Reprints) by Roger Sherman Loom ...

There's Nana, one of my favorite characters in Peter Pan.

Ditto for me dan, I just read Peter Pan a couple of years ago and now I prowl used book stores for any of J.M. Barrie's books. For other childrens books I guess my most delightful, favourite finds as an adult would have to be Edith Nesbit books. I love The Wouldbegoods, The Railway ...

I didn't read Peter Pan till I was an adult. Now I've read many other J.M. Barrie novels and plays, which were usually written for adults.

I would recommend that if you plan to read the original Peter Pan to her, not the Golden Book (and I'd recommend the original over the GB any day) you might want to read it yourself first. I'm not sure if you grew up with it or not, but there are some pretty violent moments. Remarks are made ...

... The Adventures of Ben Gunn R. F. Delderfield The Privateer Josephine Tey The Pyrates George MacDonald Fraser Peter Pan James M. Barrie

... been talking this through with my sister who has children who get scared by giants. Some classics I could suggest are: Peter Pan Pinocchio which has some lost boy things, but is, again, not realism The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe - CS Lewis (similar themes of abandonment to Harry ...

... and I'm awesome. I'm not a book character, though. Yet. :) ...I like Moira too. I don't know any Moiras, but I like Peter Pan. I'm not huge on overly 'original' spellings or names that have very little pedigree as names for human beings. Maybe I've spent too much time on ...

If your friend likes classic literatur you might choose Peter Pan or Hans Christian Andersens Fairy tales. And for the rest. I would also try an Anthology, chances are good that at least one story hits the mark.

... 12. The Persian Cinderella by Shirley Climo 13. Yeh-Shen: A Cinderella Story From China by Ai-Ling Louie 14. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll 15. Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine 16. Son of a Witch by Gregory Magu ...

... een: http://www.purplehousepress.com/liw.htm I've just decided that I don't care for Michael Hague's illustrations for Peter Pan so I'm searching for someone that I do like (alas, Rackham is not in print) - suggestions welcomed. My husband and I decided that we prefer the Michael Foreman ...

Wendy. J.M. Barrie invented the name for the character in Peter Pan. I've know over a dozen girls/women who have that name, and I see it as a testimony to the power of well-crafted children's literature.

... Ammon >> A Girl of the Limberlost Harry Potter >> Why, Harry Potter, of course! Peter >> Peter and the Starcatchers, Peter and the Shadowthieves Nawat Crow >> Trickster's Choice, Trickster's Queen Mr. Darcy >> Pride and Predjudice Mr. Knightly >> Emma Dexter >> This Lullaby ...

Dexter from This Lullaby Tobey from When it Happens Scott from Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie Peter Pan Tom Sawyer Huckleberry Finn Ron from Harry Potter there's probably (definately) more, I just can't think of any.

... so I have lots love around me a lot. I just finished The Higher Power of Lucky and am listening to the audiobook of Peter Pan read by Tim Curry. Glad to have found you all! svnopa

... who is to be Peter's mother in turn; and so it will go on, so long as children are gay and innocent and heartless." Peter Pan "For the first time in his life, Jack Ryan fell asleep on an airplane." The Hunt for Red October My, I do seem to have eclectic tastes! :-)

... ilder) Mac from Eight Cousins (Lousia May Alcott) Dominic from The Piper on the Mountain (Ellis Peters) Maybe Peter Pan, and probably a LOT of others, Oh, Owen from Just Listen

... a book,' thought Alice, 'without pictures or conversations?'" Alice in Wonderland "All children, but one, grow up." Peter Pan "Miyax pushed back the hood of her sealskin parka and looked at the Arctic sun." Julie of the Wolves "'Where's Papa going with that ax?"' Charlotte's We ...

... material to Treasure Island (outside of four hundred movie versions). I know people have also written sequels & stuff for Peter Pan, but I've heard they're all either Disneyfied or political so I haven't read them.

For lovers of J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan, Tinkerbell, and Captain Hook, be sure and check out this series of books by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson. Peter and the Starcatchers (September 2004) Peter and the Shadow Thieves (July 2006) Peter and the Secret of Rundoon (Not yet ...

... Roll label meaningless? P.S. We need some touchstones here. :-) From BTRIPP's favorite: "I could tell you things about Peter Pan, and The Wizard of Oz --- there's a dirty old man!"

My vote goes to the Neverending Story, too! And I guess Peter Pan qualifies too, hey?

... Flag: the Romance and the Reality of Life Among the Pirates by David Cordingly. For fiction, Treasure Island and Peter Pan are kind of the classics... I also like The Angel's Command (sequel to Castaways of the Flying Dutchman), and supposedly the third Bloody Jack book is about ...

... "Sin City." Most of the shots match frames from the comics exactly. As for kid's movies, I preffer the recent live action Peter Pan to the Disney cartoon. It actually followed the plot of the books quite closely, got the characterisation right, Peter is supposed to be a character that you aren' ...

... at judging reading levels. What else... Jim Dale (the same reader as the Harry Potter audiobooks) reading the original Peter Pan was nice... Tim Curry reading the Series of Unfortunate Events books are good, and there's a lot of them while his arms heal. I'd definitely recommend poking ...

Actually, Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens isn't a sequel to Peter Pan (or Peter and Wendy). It was written first, and is really just another story about Peter Pan. It was originally part of a book by Barrie called The Little White Bird, which is quite a well written book.

... mating by norman rush, the constant gardener by john le carre, out of africa by isak dinesen , mine boy by peter abrahams, the plays of athol fugard and most recently under the yellow sunand purple hibiscus by adichie.also, disgrace by coetzee and the novels of nadin ...

... crusade during the dark ages...suggested to him would you believe by Fiona Mcintosh...small world. Then I have a few Peter Straub books and the last two books of The Dark Tower to read. And then a few modern anthropological studies on Islam and how they view the Western Christian world ...

Kwiksilver, I grew up on the Disney cartoon of Peter Pan and don't think I ever read the original book. After seeing the newest live action movie of it earlier this year, I found it on the internet and read it, and found it to be quite different than I remembered. Apparently the only thing that ...

... but was a fun nautical adventure. I also listenend to Anansi Boys, The Golem's Eye, and (finally) the original Peter Pan (read by Jim Dale, which was great). I'm currently listening to Ptolemy's Gate, reading In Search of the Golden Frog when I get a chance (I'm not much in ...

... remember Enid Blyton's The Magic Faraway Tree? I still regularly reread bits of it, forty years later! And of course Peter Pan.

... and Il giornalino di Gian Burrasca, which I know has never been translated into English (unfortunately). Little women, Peter Pan, and several books from La Biblioteca dei miei ragazzi, which I collect. Unfortunately, in Italy, when I was a child, not many English and American classics ...

Haven't read it, but love Peter Pan and Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens. If you haven't already, you might want ot join my Peter Pan group on here. Doesn't seem to have gotten off the ground much, but its only got 2 or 3 members last time I checked, so the more the merrier!

... BG is a thrash/power/"epic" metal band from Germany, most of whose songs are based on fairy tales or fantasy works, from Peter Pan ("Fly") to the legends of King Arthur ("Mordred's Song"), and many of whose songs mention Lord of the Rings (they have a song called "Lord of the Rings," but it' ...

... seemingly overnight. At a discount store, I found a set of old-fashioned children's classics such as Treasure Island, Peter Pan, and such and he has enjoyed every one. I like that because I believe everyone should have at least a glancing familiarity with the established classics.

... offputting to adults thinking of me reading such a thing. I was ten before I was ready for some children's classics like Peter Pan and Heidi. By the time I was age 10 to 11, most of my reading was adult novels with a bit of adult non-fiction. However, I didn't give up Nancy Drew at all-- ...

... offputting to adults thinking of me reading such a thing. I was ten before I was ready for some children's classics like Peter Pan and Heidi. By the time I was age 10 to 11, most of my reading was adult novels with a bit of adult non-fiction. However, I didn't give up Nancy Drew at all-- ...

After having read Peter Pan a few times, and having never seen Disney's cartoon version of it, I tried watching the cartoon but just couldn't stand sitting through it. Or sit standing through it, for that matter.

... a genre and gender defying magic warrior with truly splendid hats :) Stop the press, Geraldine McCaughrean's Peter Pan sequel, with the _flaming_ title Peter Pan in Scarlet has some wonderful trans and feminist subversive play with gender change and clothing. It's also a great ...

... just finished reading Treasure Island and my son loved it. He wanted to know if there was a sequel! He has picked out Peter Pan to read next. I'm sure that he will love it. My girls are little yet, so we still read alot of picture books. I find their attention spam isn't long enough ...

... got a couple, so I'll probably end up posting at least once more. however, I personally think it'd be interesting to be Peter Pan as he's described in J.M. Barrie's original story. Of course, he isn't exactly the perfect character. There's the whole obsession with youth, and killing Lost ...

... (actually, that list is FULL of theology and similar, which is 'curiouser and curiouser', given Dodgson's background.) Peter Pan - Linked Little Women - Smart Mobs

... but once I've got everything tagged, I can look at a breakdown of my collection and say, "Do I really need two copies of Peter Pan?" or "Do I really need 32 volumes of fairy tales?" (Admittedly, the answer may very well be yes.) Plus, it's just a whole lot of fun. If you're not getting ...

... the following combinations that I own, but have yet to catalog --- Hard Candy -Andrew Vachss UnSuggester says... #5 Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie (expected 6.4, found 0; unsuggestions) --- Macho Sluts - Pat Califa 1 Ender's shadow by Orson Scott Card (expected 5.4, found 0; ...

... from childhood, and I really felt like the movie captured it pretty well. Two others would be Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan, both the Disney versions. They weren't totally faithful to the books, but they made really good movies.

... Whose Mouse Are You?, and The Very Hungry Caterpillar. My parents tell me that the first book I read on my own was Peter Pan, but I suspect it was probably a Golden Book version of the Disney movie.

... with Ridley Pearson have also started a children's series called the Neverland Adventures. The first book, a prequel to Peter Pan is: Peter and the Starcatchers.

... yet are: Little Women (and the rest of the series) Black Beauty Heidi The Little House on the Prairie series Peter Pan Mary Poppins Tom Sawyer A Little Princess Alice in Wonderland Swiss Family Robinson Robin Hood Kidnapped Treasure Island A little more ...

... of the 100 Greatest Photographs The Grapes of Wrath John Steinbeck The Diary of a Nobody George Grossmith Peter Pan J M Barrie Complete Works of Oscar Wilde Oscar Wilde Anne Frank Mistress Masham's Repose T H White Sakuntala Kalidasa The Jungle Bo ...