Peter Darling
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- Author：Austin Chant
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Summary
The Lost Boys say that Peter Pan went back to England because of Wendy Darling， but Wendy is just an old life he left behind。 Neverland is his real home。 So when Peter returns to it after ten years in the real world， he’s surprised to find a Neverland that no longer seems to need him。
The only person who truly missed Peter is Captain James Hook， who is delighted to have his old rival back。 But when a new war ignites between the Lost Boys and Hook’s pirates， the ensuing bloodshed becomes all too real – and Peter’s rivalry with Hook starts to blur into something far more complicated， sensual， and deadly。
The only person who truly missed Peter is Captain James Hook， who is delighted to have his old rival back。 But when a new war ignites between the Lost Boys and Hook’s pirates， the ensuing bloodshed becomes all too real – and Peter’s rivalry with Hook starts to blur into something far more complicated， sensual， and deadly。
Reviews
nicolas
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I loved the dynamic between Peter Pan and Captain Hook， although I wish it was a bit more fleshed out… Also the Lost Boys seemed so much like side characters only there for show， at some point they did something and there was no reaction from Peter despite what I thought would be anger and hurt and disbelief because huh？？？ Also I hope Earnest gets the life he wants and lowkey wish we knew what happened to him。 But these are just ramblings of someone who just finished reading， an amazing renditio I loved the dynamic between Peter Pan and Captain Hook， although I wish it was a bit more fleshed out… Also the Lost Boys seemed so much like side characters only there for show， at some point they did something and there was no reaction from Peter despite what I thought would be anger and hurt and disbelief because huh？？？ Also I hope Earnest gets the life he wants and lowkey wish we knew what happened to him。 But these are just ramblings of someone who just finished reading， an amazing rendition of Peter Pan and um… James Harrington， how do you like your eggs in the morning？ 。。。more
Maya Dworsky-Rocha
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Holy shit this was fantastic。 An incredible， transformative take on the story of Peter Pan while being heartrendingly true to the source material -- I've always loved Peter Pan for its discussion of gender roles， the constructed nature of childhood， the sociopathy of boyness。。。 and this book took on those same themes and continued the conversation without a hitch。 Without apologies or excuses， just a conscientious （while un-self-conscious） story being told from a reclaimed position of wonder -- Holy shit this was fantastic。 An incredible， transformative take on the story of Peter Pan while being heartrendingly true to the source material -- I've always loved Peter Pan for its discussion of gender roles， the constructed nature of childhood， the sociopathy of boyness。。。 and this book took on those same themes and continued the conversation without a hitch。 Without apologies or excuses， just a conscientious （while un-self-conscious） story being told from a reclaimed position of wonder -- Neverland is queer af and always has been。 Childhood， like gender， like piracy， can be sources of strength and adventure and self-discovery。。。 but if you let them define you， they can also be traps。 Seriously， this is brilliant。Now， I am not a huge fan of romance， so I can't speak to that aspect of this book other than to say that I wasn't （as I often am） squicked out or bored enough by any of it to skip entire paragraphs。 The romance was woven into the story and worldbuilding seamlessly， and let me tell you the worldbuilding is too good for words。 The kraken， the fairies， ohmygod this was so good。Why isn't everyone shouting about this book？ How is this not a bestseller？ Who do I talk to about this？ 。。。more
PurpleMochi
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genuinely the only thing i would change about this book is i wish there was more of it
Thesincouch
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New favourite book alert！ I will be re-reading this many times in future years， I'm sure！ I'm so happy it was re-printed by the author because I've been eyeing for a long while and it is finally in my hands。 The paperback is so cute as well， quite small and the cover is good， it suits it。 I have to say I don't care about Peter Pan， the book or the movie， but I love the concept of it and I think Chant brings out the most interesting aspects of it: feral children， a fantasy land where you can just New favourite book alert！ I will be re-reading this many times in future years， I'm sure！ I'm so happy it was re-printed by the author because I've been eyeing for a long while and it is finally in my hands。 The paperback is so cute as well， quite small and the cover is good， it suits it。 I have to say I don't care about Peter Pan， the book or the movie， but I love the concept of it and I think Chant brings out the most interesting aspects of it: feral children， a fantasy land where you can just be without anyone judging you， the adventure and danger and the magic， and most importantly the rivalry between Hook and Pan。 I loved the characterisation of Pan and Hook - they were both so wild but also so human while retaining the characteristics that I remember from the movie。 They had some of the most sexually battles I have ever read and for that I commend Chant。 They deserve a whole prize for just those scenes but the rest is so moving and funny and just so good。 I'm obviously going to read anything Chant has ever written and anything they will ever write。 。。。more
Elfik
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it had no right being this good？？
Leopordiversion
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Ayuda ¿Como se supera estó？
Dana
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Truth be told， I remember next to nothing about Peter Pan。 So I was scared I'd be lost in this world just with the few details I remembered from when I watched the movie way back in my childhood。 Fortunately， it was fine and while I certainly didn't remember everything， it did not stop me from finding this book sweet and pleasurable to read。 Though I must say that at the beginning， I didn't really know what to think of the antagonistic character of Peter， and the end which seemed a bit rushed， I Truth be told， I remember next to nothing about Peter Pan。 So I was scared I'd be lost in this world just with the few details I remembered from when I watched the movie way back in my childhood。 Fortunately， it was fine and while I certainly didn't remember everything， it did not stop me from finding this book sweet and pleasurable to read。 Though I must say that at the beginning， I didn't really know what to think of the antagonistic character of Peter， and the end which seemed a bit rushed， I enjoyed reading it。 My favorite part was of course the cave because I love seeing how authors deal with the turning point in enemies-to-lovers relationships。 Oh， and this was also the first book featuring a trans MC！ Because it was my first， I can't really tell how well did the author do in portraying Peter as a trans man， but I think he did well。 He took it as a simple fact， nothing weird or grotesque， and did not spend pages upon pages justifying his decision， which I liked （because there's nothing to justify。 Peter is trans。 That's it。 And who is not okay with this: bye-bye）As expected， this was a very light and simple book， but kudos for being somehow less childish than I thought it would be。 All in all， a nice book to read in an hour or two during a lazy summer day。 。。。more
MirlopS
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3。5🌟La premisa es muy buena，pero siento que no fue aborda y desarrollada en su totalidad Que sea un retelling de Peter Pan me emocionó bastante
zachary
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"Thats the trick of growing up。 Nothing stays the same。"I don't know about this one。 There were parts I really liked， but there were also parts I didn't really like。 To be quite honest， the part that mostly ruined it for me was the romance。 It felt very strange to me， especially as Peter is clearly just above childhood。。。 and the last time they met。。。 he was like。。。 ten。 And their dynamic often referenced their past relation。。。 when Peter was ten。 I don't know。 I'm not sure the author intended i "Thats the trick of growing up。 Nothing stays the same。"I don't know about this one。 There were parts I really liked， but there were also parts I didn't really like。 To be quite honest， the part that mostly ruined it for me was the romance。 It felt very strange to me， especially as Peter is clearly just above childhood。。。 and the last time they met。。。 he was like。。。 ten。 And their dynamic often referenced their past relation。。。 when Peter was ten。 I don't know。 I'm not sure the author intended it that way， but that's what it felt like to me。 Because other than that， it was a quite interesting but bittersweet story about what it means to grow up， but also how to cope as a transperson， especially in an enviroment that doesn't acccept you for who you are。 So， from that perspective， I found Neverland to be really interesting。 But yeah。 。。。more
MK
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I devoured this in the space of a night and it has rocketed up the list to one of my favorites of the year—and tbh all time。 Forever grateful to KJ Charles for putting this on my radar， I loved every word。 Trans Peter Pan reimagining in which Peter is the eldest Darling child come to Neverland to escape a family who doesn’t understand that he’s their son， not their daughter， and live his dream of being a boy—an adventurous， vicious， charming boy waging war on the pirate captain James Hook。 After I devoured this in the space of a night and it has rocketed up the list to one of my favorites of the year—and tbh all time。 Forever grateful to KJ Charles for putting this on my radar， I loved every word。 Trans Peter Pan reimagining in which Peter is the eldest Darling child come to Neverland to escape a family who doesn’t understand that he’s their son， not their daughter， and live his dream of being a boy—an adventurous， vicious， charming boy waging war on the pirate captain James Hook。 After returning to Neverland a decade later， on the verge of adulthood， Peter finds that things have changed and that Hook isn’t so different from him after all， that maybe there is love where he once thought there was hate。 A very quick read and clever reimagining that digs down to your heart as unexpectedly and fast as one of Pan’s little knives。 The grief of growing up， depending on fantasy and dreams as survival and escape but needing to learn to function too， the reckoning that to live and love is to know pain and imperfection alongside hope and healing。。。 damn。 I cried several times in this beautiful little book， and I plan to scream its praises to anyone who will listen。 If you’re a queer kid who ever invented worlds in which you could be you and belong and be safe and find the love you couldn’t anywhere else， this book is for you。 It’s a tight and long hug before starting an awfully big adventure—living。 。。。more
Elle
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Peter Pan has returned to Neverland an adult， after leaving for 10 years to follow his Wendy。 Everyone is shocked to see him return， some happier than others， but none quite so glad as Captain James Hook。 Their rivalry picks up once again until， finding themselves lost in a sprawling cave after narrowly avoiding a kraken attack， they are forced to work together。This was an absolutely fantastic retelling/sequel to Peter Pan。 It's so clever and so well thought out， and it feels adult。 Chant's writ Peter Pan has returned to Neverland an adult， after leaving for 10 years to follow his Wendy。 Everyone is shocked to see him return， some happier than others， but none quite so glad as Captain James Hook。 Their rivalry picks up once again until， finding themselves lost in a sprawling cave after narrowly avoiding a kraken attack， they are forced to work together。This was an absolutely fantastic retelling/sequel to Peter Pan。 It's so clever and so well thought out， and it feels adult。 Chant's writing is quick and fun， fast paced and there wasn't a moment that I felt the story went off on an unnecessary tangent。There is a very strong focus on what it means to be a villain， and if our traditional right and wrong is quite so black and white。 I also absolutely loved the focus on growing up and accepting what comes with being an adult， responsibilities and all， as opposed to the original stories focus on resisting this。 Without going into spoilers， it put the idea of Neverland and what it was， what it could be to James and Peter， in a very different light。Overall an incredibly strong book。 I never thought I needed a LGBTQ+ Peter Pan， but it was *chef kiss*。 Loved it。 。。。more
Diné *The Lazy Kitsune*
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“Also， Peter is a menace。 I wouldn’t wish being in love with him on anyone。”Captain HookI ADORE this book！ I finished it in one sitting， and it goes straight to my favorites。 Everything about this story was perfect for me: the pacing， the heroes， the backgrounds and challenges， the hurt and comfort。 The fricking Neverland！ I am a sucker for an alternative point of view fairytales retellings， but I'm also very hard to please， and Austin Chant did with this so much more than I ever expected （and u “Also， Peter is a menace。 I wouldn’t wish being in love with him on anyone。”Captain HookI ADORE this book！ I finished it in one sitting， and it goes straight to my favorites。 Everything about this story was perfect for me: the pacing， the heroes， the backgrounds and challenges， the hurt and comfort。 The fricking Neverland！ I am a sucker for an alternative point of view fairytales retellings， but I'm also very hard to please， and Austin Chant did with this so much more than I ever expected （and under 200 pages， too！）。 I don't know what else to say without going into spoilers territory。 I need to calm down and process all the feelings it gave me。 And maybe then I'll return and add something more concise to this review。 But so far， 10 out of 10。 Would recommend！ 。。。more
Max
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Pride Month 2021Buzzwordathon June 2021 – 02i'm claiming this one。 this is mine。 i'm in this book。 i feel seen。 idek if i can "objectively" （whatever that means） say what i liked about this because i genuinely felt like，，，， it's me on the page。。。 so i'm just gonna go and take a nap to recover from this Pride Month 2021Buzzwordathon June 2021 – 02i'm claiming this one。 this is mine。 i'm in this book。 i feel seen。 idek if i can "objectively" （whatever that means） say what i liked about this because i genuinely felt like，，，， it's me on the page。。。 so i'm just gonna go and take a nap to recover from this 。。。more
Patuwshki
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Can you open it for Google Play or Apple Books？
Sara Figueiredo
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"The very world here bends for the sake of your stories， Pan。 I see no reason why I， a mere man， should not。"This was so good！ It has been a while since I read a book in less than 24 hours but this one had me hooked。 This retelling makes an amazing job at working with what it's available from the classic while also creating much more in depth characters， an interesting plot and a world building that truly surprised me at some points。When I read the original Peter Pan one of the things that annoy "The very world here bends for the sake of your stories， Pan。 I see no reason why I， a mere man， should not。"This was so good！ It has been a while since I read a book in less than 24 hours but this one had me hooked。 This retelling makes an amazing job at working with what it's available from the classic while also creating much more in depth characters， an interesting plot and a world building that truly surprised me at some points。When I read the original Peter Pan one of the things that annoyed me the most was how Hook was portrayed as such a worse guy than Peter Pan when Pan was full of flaws。 To be honest I wouldn't have wanted to be around the original Peter Pan， and if placed in Neverland I would have most likely have preferred the presence of the pirates。 But this story not only gives a different spin to the classic but also uses Peter Pan personality as a space for a sort of redemption arc， or at least character growth， while also showing more of what Hook story could have been （ him being in my opinion the most interesting character）。"Before that， I hardly ever thought of myself as a villain。 I was barely vicious。" "Oh， so it's my fault you're awful。" "I'm only saying that the story seemed to demand it， and I suspect it was your story。"The way Peter's gender identity was handled was in my opinion very good （I am not a trans man so take this with a grain of salt， but honestly you could tell this was own voice）。 And while it hurt to see the transphobia present in some characters， overall it just made my little queer heart very happy。"He had let his family make him believe that the only way he would ever be a boy was to be born again in a different shape， leaving everything of his body and history behind。"SO If you want some good enemies to lovers romance with trans and queer representation， an exciting plot and interesting world building read this one！ Also the author just launched a second edition of this Book so I would go check that out if I were you 。。。more
Elizabeth
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An absolutely charming and thoughtful retelling of Peter Pan， where Peter returns to Neverland to escape a family who insists he’s a girl and finds that things aren’t quite how he remembers them。 The reworking of the original was so clever， it really becomes an exploration of escapism as a way to cope。 I thought the romance with local hook-handed drama queen James Hook was a bit strange at first but by the end I found it thoroughly delightful。Anyone looking for a story that’s queer （gay and tran An absolutely charming and thoughtful retelling of Peter Pan， where Peter returns to Neverland to escape a family who insists he’s a girl and finds that things aren’t quite how he remembers them。 The reworking of the original was so clever， it really becomes an exploration of escapism as a way to cope。 I thought the romance with local hook-handed drama queen James Hook was a bit strange at first but by the end I found it thoroughly delightful。Anyone looking for a story that’s queer （gay and trans， double whammy baby！） and fantastical， fun but with important and relevant themes， I totally recommend。 。。。more
Marie
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Boy， do I ADORE the premise of this book！ I think it’s an incredible way to explore the idea of Neverland and some of the peter pan themes like adulthood and playing at being grown-ups and pretending and society's expectations， etc。 This queer retelling is so high concept and well-executed in its exploration of the character of Peter， I’m just really excited that it exists。 To have Peter as a trans man struggling between Neverland， the world that allows him to be his true self， and the “real” w Boy， do I ADORE the premise of this book！ I think it’s an incredible way to explore the idea of Neverland and some of the peter pan themes like adulthood and playing at being grown-ups and pretending and society's expectations， etc。 This queer retelling is so high concept and well-executed in its exploration of the character of Peter， I’m just really excited that it exists。 To have Peter as a trans man struggling between Neverland， the world that allows him to be his true self， and the “real” world where he’s forced to play a part that doesn't suit him， with all the ~expectations that it entails is， in my opinion， genius。 The fact that it's #ownvoices is just the cherry on top！ I do have a bit of criticism in terms of the actual romantic subplot of the book。 While it was an enjoyable read and I would 100% recommend it， I do think the romance was the weakest aspect for me。 I'm fairly critical when it comes to romantic plots， just because I love them so much when they’re well-executed， and this one， while tense when needed and sweet at times， was missing a little something for me to be fully swooning along。 But honestly， it's kind of nitpicking at this point and this is a great read regardless。 It's very easy to read in one sitting and you don’t even really need to have read Peter Pan or be CRAZY familiar with the ~mythology to follow along。 I’m a casual Peter Pan fan at best and I really enjoyed it。 。。。more
possumspringz
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k i really didnt expect this to hit as hard as it did 😭
Mati
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 It was such a good book。 At first it was confusing but I think it greatly represents how Peter felt about himself。 When you finally understand it goes along with the story。 The reflection of how the character felt and how it made me feel the same is amazing。The romance was brilliant and James's letter。 Oh and the ending。 They both have their happy ending。And the plot twist that it is all their imagination but they still can be together is just something else。 It was such a good book。 At first it was confusing but I think it greatly represents how Peter felt about himself。 When you finally understand it goes along with the story。 The reflection of how the character felt and how it made me feel the same is amazing。The romance was brilliant and James's letter。 Oh and the ending。 They both have their happy ending。And the plot twist that it is all their imagination but they still can be together is just something else。 。。。more
ziti
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my biggest regret is that i didn’t read this book the second i logged it because 16/17 year old me would have ADORED it。 i thought it was so good but sometimes i wish it would have gone a bit deeper unfortunately :/
Michelle
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An easy， enticing read！ Peter Darling turns the story of Peter Pan that we all know and love into a story for adults who are still always learning about themselves。 A heartwarming story of growth， this novel brings the importance and symbolism of Peter Pan for trans people to life in new， lovely ways。
Lily
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What the hell I need a 500page epitome of this story， not this 150 page long short story😭 I can say that my childhood is well and truly dead in a ditch now。 First they make Hook hot and a hero in Once Upon A Time and now they make Peter Pan grown up and have sex with Hook。 I love it though， it was charming and lovely and hot and uncomfortable。 A lovely retelling of this age-old fairytale。
Hannah C。
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I’m glad I read the reviews first， or I might be a little confused。 I liked the twist the Author put on Neverland。 Certain scenes felt abrupt in their transitions， but it was a nice read。
Achille
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I'm ugly sobbing right now。 I'm ugly sobbing right now。 。。。more
Ashley Meihls
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Read as part of Book Riot's 2021 Read Harder challenge。 Honestly beautiful。 I love a good unabashed romance and this ticked all the boxes。 Read as part of Book Riot's 2021 Read Harder challenge。 Honestly beautiful。 I love a good unabashed romance and this ticked all the boxes。 。。。more
Nathan
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I didn’t want this book to end; I loved it all so much。 I relate to Peter so deeply and wholly。 His and James’ happy ending is beautiful and wonderful。“He had let his family make him believe that the only way he would ever be a boy was to be born again in a different shape， leaving everything of his body and history behind。”Peter learned it wasn’t the case， and so did I。 （Though I only had myself to blame， not my family。） Damn。 This book really hit me hard。
Jud
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What a discovery this book has been！ I loved how the author included LGBT representation and how natural this is to the story they are telling。 I think this interpretation adds a lot of new layers to these well-known characters: it makes them more realistic and defines their personalities perfectly。 Neverland has alwas been about freedom， youth and imagination; so I find it interesting and exciting that these ideas developed into self-descovery， growing-up and sexuality。 Talking about Neverland， What a discovery this book has been！ I loved how the author included LGBT representation and how natural this is to the story they are telling。 I think this interpretation adds a lot of new layers to these well-known characters: it makes them more realistic and defines their personalities perfectly。 Neverland has alwas been about freedom， youth and imagination; so I find it interesting and exciting that these ideas developed into self-descovery， growing-up and sexuality。 Talking about Neverland， the story doesn't really dwelve on thrilling misteries （the novel only has 204 pages）， but we get to see plenty of this magical land and its beauties， which is something I appreciated。 I always enjoy a good old pirate story or a fairy's piece of wisdom。 It really is the perfect setting！And finally， I want to talk about Peter and James' relationship。 At first， I thought I wasn't going to buy their affair， but honestly。。。 who am I kidding？ They are sworn enemies， but they are the only ones who can understand each other。 Also， even when they were enemies， they truly saw and treated each other as equals。 OF COURSE， I WAS GOING TO FALL FOR IT。 I loved the development of their relation and how much it was related also to Peter's own discovery of his sexuality。 They were the cutest together and the ending was so heart-warming！！！ Bonus points also for the cottagecore aesthetics。In conclusion， Peter Darling could be described as an LGBT coming-of-age that focuses on topics such as gender and sexual discovery and learning to grow up。 I recommend it a lot :）（4'5 stars） 。。。more
vvb
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At some parts I cringed as if I'm reading a fanfic on Wattpad but somehow the whole idea， the parts about the real world， well， practically anything but the main action became so important to me that I don't know how I feel about this book。 Weird for sure。 I love it anyway。 At some parts I cringed as if I'm reading a fanfic on Wattpad but somehow the whole idea， the parts about the real world， well， practically anything but the main action became so important to me that I don't know how I feel about this book。 Weird for sure。 I love it anyway。 。。。more
fyn
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get ready for the longest review of my life but i fINALLY got to read this because my best friend is actually the best ever。 and wow。 as a queer trans dude whose entire childhood and adolescence was shaped and surrounded by peter pan this was so meaningful to me。 like legit decorated my cap for hs graduation with a peter pan reference complete with red feather and everything。 and just i cannot express enough how much i identified with this story and concept of peter and neverland so reading some get ready for the longest review of my life but i fINALLY got to read this because my best friend is actually the best ever。 and wow。 as a queer trans dude whose entire childhood and adolescence was shaped and surrounded by peter pan this was so meaningful to me。 like legit decorated my cap for hs graduation with a peter pan reference complete with red feather and everything。 and just i cannot express enough how much i identified with this story and concept of peter and neverland so reading something like this where i was literally put into the story was just so like i am still crying。 bUT REAL REVIEWit’s the way this read like actual peter pan。 like not only did austin chant nail the characters personalities but it’s the way the story flowed from conflict to conflict almost how dreams do when they shift into a new one like youre still processing one when a new one begins yet it just feels like the current one was always happening。 idk i don’t think this makes any sense but for peter pan it does， because it has that whimsical dreamy quality and this retelling really captured that。 - the trans shit -this was some of the BEST trans rep i have ever had the privilege of reading。 just the complete fear of being found out and having your identity questioned or challenged and challenging everyone else around you first as a way to prove to not only them， but yourself that you are who you are and are capable of what you feel makes that an undeniable reality。 and knowing that the ppl who are suppose to love you unconditionally maybe just cant and you cant change their minds so you feel you have to stay who they see you as in order to keep everyone else happy but yourself， and how that leads you to believe you’re wrong for being who you are。 and the wanting to believe in something so bad you’re willing to risk anything to go back and stay in your own make believe even when you know it’s not real， when you know you can’t but the risk of losing who you are only means there’s no other proof of a different/older version of yourself besides the one you are presently living as。 because anything is better than going back and pretending in a real world， especially when you get to be your true self in an imaginary one。 and just the way peter talked about himself and his body and self image and every time we got to see him back in his real home and having to repress everything out of that fear and never thinking you’re going to get to be who you are and be loved for that just fucking hit too hard。 god even if he’s a little shit i love him so much。 kate i love and hate you so much for gifting me this story。 。。。more
Sukanya
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I'm so glad I picked up this book！ It was so gripping that I finished it overnight。 Peter is a very interesting character， as is Hook。 What I enjoyed the most is how complex they and Neverland are — everything exists and happens for a purpose bigger than itself。 It also makes one questions the 'truth'（s） they surround themselves with。 Everything - even what is seemingly unrelated - ties together beautifully。 The way this book has captured Peter exploring Neverland and himself is what drew me in I'm so glad I picked up this book！ It was so gripping that I finished it overnight。 Peter is a very interesting character， as is Hook。 What I enjoyed the most is how complex they and Neverland are — everything exists and happens for a purpose bigger than itself。 It also makes one questions the 'truth'（s） they surround themselves with。 Everything - even what is seemingly unrelated - ties together beautifully。 The way this book has captured Peter exploring Neverland and himself is what drew me in the most。 I can't wait to own a physical copy of this book some day！ 。。。more
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