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Michael Foreman's Peter Pan and Wendy

Hardback

Main Details

Title Michael Foreman's Peter Pan and Wendy
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Sir J. M. Barrie
Illustrated by Michael Foreman
SeriesChildrens Classics
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:160
Dimensions(mm): Height 305,Width 242
ISBN/Barcode 9781843651369
ClassificationsDewey:823.912
Audience
Children's (6-12)
Illustrations Colour illustrations throughout (approx 30)

Publishing Details

Publisher Pavilion Books
Imprint Pavilion Children's Books
Publication Date 19 October 2009
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

Lavishly illustrated by Michael Foreman. A beautiful addition to the Pavilion Classics range - ideal for any child's home library. The complete and unabriged story of adventure and magic. When Peter Pan flies through the Darling's nursery window, Wendy, Michael and John begin their amazing adventures to Never Never Land. There they meet unforgettable magical characters including the Lost Boys, Tinkerbell and the cruel Captain Hook. J.M. Barrie's enchanting story of the boy who wouldn't grow up has thrilled generations of young readers. Peter Pan and Wendy contains all of the elements that appeal to the imaginations of young readers - high adventure, children who can fly, pirates who need defeating, and fairies with magical powers. Featuring iconic illustrations by Michael Foreman, this lavish edition is the perfect gift book for any child who loves an adventure. THE ILLUSTRATOR Michael Foreman's books for children have earned him widespread recognition as one of the world's leading illustrators. He has worked on a vast range of children's books, both his own and with writers such as Terry Jones and Michael Morpurgo. His own books include 'War Boy' and 'War Game' - winners of the Kate Greenaway Award and Smarties Book Prize respectively. He has also illustrated many classics such as 'The Wizard of Oz' and 'The Wind in the Willows'

Author Biography

J.M. Barrie had no children of his own but was the guardian of five boys for whom he created the tale of Peter Pan, first written as a play.