Journey to Never Land with John, Wendy, and Michael and join in the adventures of Peter Pan and the Lost Boys as seen in the classic Walt Disney movie.
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Journey to Never Land with John, Wendy, and Michael and join in the adventures of Peter Pan and the Lost Boys as seen in the classic Walt Disney movie.
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Dias, Ron. Very good. No dust jacket. Glued binding. Paper over boards. Contains: Illustrations. Little Golden Book. Audience: Children/juvenile. No previous owner's name. Clean, tight pages. bent corners. No remainder mark.
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Very Good. Very Good condition. A copy that may have a few cosmetic defects. May also contain a few markings such as an owner's name, short gifter's inscription or light stamp.
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Williams, Don. Very good. No dust jacket. Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. 24 p. Contains: Illustrations. Random House Picturebacks. Audience: Children/juvenile. Book Condition: Very good. Clean cover. A few small spots on front end page. Clean interior pages.
ISBN 0307001040 ? Eugene Bradley Coco and illustrator Ron Dias, who teamed up on ISBN 0307021858 Pinocchio (A Little Golden Book), take on another classic with the adaptation of Disney?s Peter Pan. This time they?re slightly less successful, as they fall into what seems like a pattern with these books, trying to tell too much in too few pages and leaving out important details in the process. The illustrations, however, are fantastic.
Wendy, John and Michael Darling are in the nursery on the eve of Wendy?s growing up when Peter Pan appears, looking for his shadow. When he hears that Wendy will be leaving the nursery to grow up tomorrow, he offers to whisk them away to Never Land. The children go with Peter and enjoy themselves until Peter sees that Captain Hook has kidnapped Tiger Lily. He rescues her, but Hook then captures Tinkerbell, forcing her to tell him where Peter and the Lost Boys can be found. Hook captures all of them, including the Darlings, and it?s up to Peter and Tinkerbell to save them!
Coco jumps right into the story, which seems to assume that the reader already knows something about it. Peter?s distress that there will be no more stories makes no sense, because there hadn?t been a story yet. It?s a small thing for those who know the whole story, and kids might not notice because they?re kids, but the book has an incomplete feel to it. Tinkerbell?s jealousy of Wendy, for example, is never mentioned. I think young children will love the story, regardless, but for fans of the original, it falls a bit short.
