so-soI had a lot of fun with the first half of this book, I loved all the little bits of lore about the Gardens and about Pan himself, but when the second half of the book came in and introduced Mamie it quickly took a turn for the creepy, followed by charming, and then creepy again. It left me with a very sad feeling and I feel like I need to read something cheerier now.
Fancy a magical visit to a beautiful #park?
I visited the Peter Pan statue a few times when I was in London (many) years ago. Without fail there would be at least one child starting in awe or playing a cheeky game of peekaboo with Peter.
#AugustisaTrip @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @vkois88
I really fell in love with the adorable characters in this illustration! #cottage #coolbooks #fairytales
(“Building the house for Maimie” by Arthur Rackham)
I noticed @vivastory posted about Peter Pan and thought you might appreciate this gorgeous Arthur Ransome illustration from our (work's) first edition of Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens (1906) along with one of Barrie's letters in his famously difficult handwriting!
Happy #ShelfieSunday! This is a beautiful vintage edition of Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens that I discovered in my school's library one rainy afternoon. I love Peter Pan & I collect different editions; I probably have around 12 copies! What are your favorite children's stories?
#JulyofDisney: #shelfie (OK, so it's a library shelfie, but it still counts!)
Fairies never say "We feel happy"; What they say is, "We feel dancey."
#MapsinBooks from one of my treasures. Illustrated by Arthur Rackham
Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens | 
