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    The book Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie tells the story of the boy who never grows up, Peter Pan, and his adventures in Never Land with Wendy Darling and her brothers. The main characters are Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, Captain Hook, Wendy, John, and Michael. The setting is the magical island of Never Land. The theme is about wanting to remain a child versus having to grow up. The plot involves Peter Pan bringing Wendy and her brothers to Never Land for adventures, including rescuing Tiger Lily, sword fights with Captain Hook, and saying goodbye as Wendy and her brothers return home.

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    The book Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie tells the story of the boy who never grows up, Peter Pan, and his adventures in Never Land with Wendy Darling and her brothers. The main characters are Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, Captain Hook, Wendy, John, and Michael. The setting is the magical island of Never Land. The theme is about wanting to remain a child versus having to grow up. The plot involves Peter Pan bringing Wendy and her brothers to Never Land for adventures, including rescuing Tiger Lily, sword fights with Captain Hook, and saying goodbye as Wendy and her brothers return home.

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    The book Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie tells the story of the boy who never grows up, Peter Pan, and his adventures in Never Land with Wendy Darling and her brothers. The main characters are Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, Captain Hook, Wendy, John, and Michael. The setting is the magical island of Never Land. The theme is about wanting to remain a child versus having to grow up. The plot involves Peter Pan bringing Wendy and her brothers to Never Land for adventures, including rescuing Tiger Lily, sword fights with Captain Hook, and saying goodbye as Wendy and her brothers return home.

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    Your Name: Heather Jun


    Title: Peter Pan Author: Mouse Works

    Illustrator: Disney Storybook Art Team Publisher/Year: Disney Press/2013

    Genre: Modern Fantasy

    Summarize the content of the book –


    A. For Fiction Form Genres—Explain the characters, the setting, theme and plot of the
    book.
    Characters: Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, Captain Hook, Wendy, John, Michael
    Setting: The setting takes place in Never Land.
    Theme: The theme in Peter Pan is wanting to remain a child and have continuous fun;
    however, knowing that is not possible and people have to become adults.
    Plot: Peter Pan is a boy who decided to remain a child and not grow up. He returns to
    Wendy and her brothers were to collect his shadow. Peter Pan took Wendy and her brothers
    to Never Land. They flew there by thinking a happy thought and some pixie dust. They saw
    the Jolly Roger, Captain Hook’s ship. Captain Hook despised Peter Pan. In a sword fight
    Captain Hook lost one of his hands and now has a hook. There are adventures in the book
    with Tiger Lilly being captured, sword fight between Captain Hook and Peter Pan, Tinker Bell
    being kidnapped, Wendy walks the plank, and much more. Wendy, here brothers, and the
    lost boys return to their home and say goodbye to Peter Pan.

    Explain how the book appeals to children, their interests, developmental levels, fun
    illustrations etc. Give specific examples from the book:

    The book, Peter Pan, appeals to children in so many ways. It has lots of action, adventure,
    and fantasy within the book from sword fighting, flying, a fairy, fairy dust, walking the plank,
    and much more. The book even has a Crocodile in it that swallowed Captain Hook’s hand
    and a clock. Every time the crocodile comes near, Captain Hook knows because he can hear
    the clock ticking.

    According to Jean Piaget, in the preoperational stage, the fantasy and imaginative play help
    develop cognitive skills. The fantasy and imaginative play are created in the book multiple
    ways. An example is Tinker Bell and her fairy dust. The fairy dust mixed with a happy
    thought allows the children to fly. Another example is Never Land. Never Land is a place
    where kids can remain kids for their whole life. They never grow up. They can play and enjoy
    life.

    The emotion is shown well in the illustrations. The illustrations when Wendy and her
    brothers are flying to Never Land show happiness on their face. Their faces have grins from
    ear to ear. When the Crocodile is looking into the Jolly Roger, the Crocodile’s tongue is
    hanging outside its mouth. His eyes are looking straight at Captain Hook. It makes the
    crocodile look as if to say, “Ha, I am here to get you!” Captain can be seen on the ship
    looking back at Crocodile, with his mouth hanging open, holding onto the ropes, looking like
    he is screaming and fearful.

    The illustrations are bright, inviting, and an array of colors. The illustrations bring the book to
    life. The illustrations show what the text is saying and more.

    Rate the book 1 2 3

    Explain your rating.


    I gave this book a rating of 3. I haven’t read this book in so many years. Every time I read this
    book, it brings me joy and happiness. Every time I read it I see something I didn’t’ before.
    This is the first time I read it to analyze it. It made me see much more within it. It has fantasy
    that everyone from kids to adults can enjoy. Peter Pan is well illustrated, well written, and
    brings adventure to all who crack the cover. The book is engaging and inspiring. Peter Pan
    can bring imagination to life. Children can read this book and then imitate their own sword
    fight, walking the plank, and so many other things that come out of this book. This is a
    timeless book that will be enjoyed for many generations to come.

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