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The novel is a prequel that sets up the Peter Pan story we all know and love. As a Peter Pan fan, I enjoyed it, although the short chapters and multiple view points made it too choppy near the end.

Read my full review at <a href="http://carstairsconsiders.blogspot.com/2013/05/book-review-peter-and-starcatchers-by.html">Carstairs Considers</a>.
  
Peter Pan (1953)
Peter Pan (1953)
1953 | Animation, Classics, Family
I mean come on it's Peter Pan ( who really wants to grow up anyways) staring Mary Martin. Enough Said.
  
Lost Boy
Lost Boy
Christina Henry | 2017 | Fiction & Poetry
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8.9 (7 Ratings)
Book Rating
LOST BOY by CHRISTINA HENRY
Contains spoilers, click to show
The second star to the right and straight on till morning. That's how Peter Pan always starts. But what if there was more too it. Than just going to Neverland to never grow up?

I never really knew how I felt about Peter Pan and Captain Hook. Of course, I never wanted to grow up (I still don't) but as I got older, I soon realized that Peter Pan wasn't always such a sweet boy and Christina Henry's version of Neverland confirmed my suspicions.

Even in the book Peter Pan is still a boy who lives in Neverland with his Lost Boys. One of the Lost Boys is called Jamie, who's soon to become the infamous Captain Hook.

Peter Pan collects things like a Magpie, he collects boys. He first collected a boy called Jamie and for a long time, it was just the two of them. Before they found the twins and brought them to Neverland, they used to play games and fight pirates. They were brothers till the end. That was until Peter brought Charlie to Neverland.

That was when Jamie soon started to see that Peter wasn't a hero, wasn't a friend - he was just a Lost Boy.

Peter Pan always made you feel special, important and apart from Neverland. A place where you could be young forever and never have to worry again.

The word 'grownups’ made Peter sick and this is why I always thought that Peter Pan hated pirates, and why he always hated Hook. In fact, he hated Hook for another reason and that reason is, Captain Hook was Peter’s first Lost Boy. His first best friend. But that was until Hook grew up.

Christina Henry turns a classic story into the truth. She delves into the dark past of Peter Pan, retelling the truth behind the fairytale, the truth behind the Hook. The truth behind Neverland and what it means to be a Lost Boy.

TICK TOCK GOES THE CROC

Love, Christina ?