Peter Pan

Second star to the right, and straight on till morning.

Some stories never lose their magic, and J. M. Barrie’s tale of the boy who refused to grow up is one of them. This beautifully crafted edition invites you to soar once more over moonlit rooftops with Peter, Wendy, Tinker Bell, and the Darling children—and to wander a little further than you may have before.

Inside, you’ll find the beloved 1911 novel Peter and Wendy, with all its adventures in Neverland: pirates and mermaids, the ticking croc, and a certain Captain with a hook. But this volume goes one step further, including the lesser-known 1906 prequel, Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, which whispers the story of Peter’s earliest days in London. It’s a discovery that will delight even the most devoted fans.

The book itself is a small treasure. Colorful sprayed edges, a heat-burnished cover, and gleaming foil stamping make this an edition you’ll want to display—not just shelve. It feels wonderful in the hand, the kind of book that begs to be read by a window on a foggy coastal afternoon.

Whether you’re returning to Neverland for the hundredth time or sharing it with a new reader, this is a story that has charmed generations of dreamers. Tuck it under your arm, find a quiet spot along the Marginal Way, and let the salty air carry you off to second star to the right.

A timeless classic, lovingly bound—perfect for gifting, collecting, or simply getting lost in.

Additional information