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Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens

James Matthew Barrie
eng. Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens · 1906
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Main Ideas

Main Ideas

  • The world of childhood and imagination: The book explores the magical world of childhood, where the boundaries between reality and fantasy are blurred.
  • Innocence and purity: Peter Pan symbolizes eternal innocence and purity inherent in children.
  • Freedom and independence: Peter Pan lives by his own rules, free from the constraints of the adult world.
  • Nature and magic: Kensington Gardens is depicted as a place where nature and magic coexist, creating a unique atmosphere.
  • Lost children: The theme of lost children finding solace and adventure in a magical world is central to the book.
  • Eternal youth: Peter Pan embodies the desire to remain young and avoid growing up.
Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens
Date of publication: 27 June 2024
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Author: 
James Matthew Barrie
Original title: eng. Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens · 1906
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