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The Little White Bird eBook

Adventures In Kensington Gardens

by J. M. Barrie
language: english
Publisher: Diamond Book Publishing, August of 2020 ‧
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The Little White Bird is a novel from J.M. Barrie that was published in 1902. It ranged from fantasy and whimsy to social comedy and dark aggressive undertones. It mostly achived fame from several chapters that was written in a softer tone than the rest of the book, which introduce the character and mythology of Peter Pan. The chapters were later published as Peter Pan In Kensington Gardens as a children's book. The Peter Pan story started as a chapter of a longer work in the four years that Barrie worked on the book proir to publication that grew to an "elaborate book-within-a-book" of over a hundred pages. The book was completed and published under the title The Little White Bird, Or Adventures In Kensington Gardens.

The Little White Bird

Adventures In Kensington Gardens

by J. M. Barrie

Property Description
ISBN: 9788835871866
Publisher: Diamond Book Publishing
Release Date: August of 2020
Language: English
Format: eBook
File Format and Compatibility:
Categories: eBooks in English > Children’s and Young Adult > Young Adult Literature
EAN: 9788835871866

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

J. M. Barrie

Sir James Matthew Barrie, nascido a 9 de maio de 1860, foi um romancista e dramaturgo escocês, mais conhecido como o criador de Peter Pan. Nasceu e foi educado na Escócia e depois mudou-se para Londres, onde escreveu vários romances e peças de grande sucesso. Aí conheceu os rapazes Llewelyn Davies, que o inspiraram a escrever sobre um bebé que vive aventuras mágicas nos Jardins de Kensington. Embora tenha continuado a escrever com êxito, Peter Pan eclipsou o resto da sua obra. Barrie adotou informalmente os rapazes Davies após a morte dos pais deles. Antes de morrer, a 19 de junho de 1937, cedeu os direitos das obras de Peter Pan ao Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, em Londres.

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