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That was sad. It‘s a take on Peter Pan that opens with the Wendy, John, and Michael going over a bridge in their car into the water. Wendy thinks Peter Pan took Michael, but everyone else thinks he‘s dead and she‘s crazy. The handwriting and art got a little too abstract/sloppy at times so it was hard to see sometimes. Interesting use of color and not.

A Peter Pan spin-off about a girl named Wendy who thinks her brother is in Neverland while everyone else thinks he's dead. This had some amazing artwork.

An original unique retelling of Peter Pan. A little melancholic, but very good.

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I enjoyed this one. The story and the colorful art. I‘m intrigued enough to want to read the next volume. @Kelican17 3/5⭐️

A young girl finds her way through grief in this beautifully illustrated graphic novel. Added bonus is the novel is a twist on Peter Pan #yagraphicnovels #lunchtimeread

What a unique & colorful rendition of Peter Pan & Wendy! A little different than what I‘m used to, but I really liked it 😊 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Finished Nice Try, Jane Sinner and these two. The Wendy Project had some of the most beautiful drawings I've ever seen in a graphic novel and it's a must read of any fan of Peter Pan. The Wonder Woman rebirth comic is a great starting place for anyone new to Wonder Woman and I will definitely be recommending it to library patrons new to comics 😊

What a beautiful Book! A graphic novel retelling of Peter Pan in an incredibly heart-breaking way. The art is stunning, with a contrast between real-world pen and Neverland watercolor. Truly a lovely reading experience.

This novel was beautiful! The pictures were awesome the story made me really sad for liking Peter Pan but I enjoyed it.

I also didn't realize how quickly one could read a graphic novel.

Trying out my first graphic novel. This one caught my eye at the library tonight. Of course I went in for one book and came out with 10! #libraryaddict #bookaddict #idontseeitasaproblem #homelibrary #graphicnovel

Read this last night. A very interesting take on the classic Peter Pan. Quick and interesting read. I wasn't blown away by it but enjoyed it. Curious to read other works by this author.

If crying in the faculty lounge during your lunch break sounds like a good time, this might just be the book for you...
Seriously though, this was beautiful. The artwork was absolutely gorgeous and it was a touching Peter Pan story reimagined as a teenage girl processing her grief after the death of her little brother.

The art in this book is absolutely beautiful 💙

Quick read. A great way to avoid all of my adult responsibilities on a Sunday morning. The original Peter Pan is not my fav but this graphic novel adaptation kept me interested the whole way through. #pseudoadult #ialreadyhaveacaseofthemondays #graphicnovels #homework #workwork #teacher #gradstudent #alliwantoutoflifeistotakeanap

I happened upon this by chance at the library and I was very pleasantly surprised. These pictures don't begin to do it justice, but suffice it to say, the artwork is absolutely beautiful, and the story very touching and well told. A great reimagining of Peter Pan, I would highly recommend it! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️#neverland #peterpan #graphicnovel #comic

Finally got my hands on a copy! Blame it on @WanderingBookaneer! #blameitonlitsy #graphicnovel #neverland

I haven't read this but I haven't been able to get it out of my mind since @WanderingBookaneer posted about it. Everything about it sounds amazing. I wonder if there are #pirates in it... 🤔🤔🤔

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Gorgeously illustrated Peter Pan reimagining. ⭐️⭐️⭐️

93-page graphic novel? Sure!

The Wendy Project is a modern day Peter Pan retelling with simply breathtaking illustrations. It's a little bittersweet, yet still leaves you with a smile in the end. #NetGalleyReads

This was a touching, distinctly darker reimagining of Peter Pan. The art style was so unique for a graphic novel, in the style of a beautifully illustrated sketch book. What I think this did really well was balance the heavy subject matter with the whimsy of the original story: it never felt silly or depressing, but instead it spoke to real human experience. I found the ending to be a bit rushed, but it was a beautiful and moving book.