Peter Pan

Fiction | Novel | Middle Grade | Published in 1911

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1. B (Various Chapters)

2. A (Various Chapters)

3. C (Various Chapters)

4. B (Various Chapters)

5. C (Various Chapters)

6. A (Various Chapters)

7. B (Various Chapters)

8. D (Various Chapters)

9. A (Various Chapters)

10. C (Chapter 17)

11. C (Various Chapters)

12. B (Various Chapters)

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1. Peter is a child who loves adventure. His greatest fear in growing up is going to school where he will have to do solemn things. Death feels as though it is an adventure to Peter and, given his age, he does not have the capacity to understand the reality of death. (Various chapters)

2. Barrie believes that imagination is a wonderful thing most children are capable of but becomes less prevalent as children grow older. Wendy, as she grows older, has lost her capacity to imagine things such as flying and therefore misses out on the adventure she was once able to experience with Peter as a child. (Various chapters)