Peter Pan
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J. M. Barrie: Complete Novels. Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, Peter and Wendy, Thrums Trilogy, Sentimental Tommy, Better Dead, When a Man's Single, The Little White Bird, Farewell Miss Julie Logan, Lady's Shoe…
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- Nombre de pages1898
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4700924-5
- EAN8596547009245
- Date de parution17/05/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille6 Mo
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In the engaging anthology titled "J. M. Barrie: Complete Novels, " the reader is invited to explore the depth and breadth of Barrie's literary creativity, which spans comedic misadventures to poignant reflections on childhood and the passage of time. Barrie's novels are marked by a distinctively playful yet introspective prose style, characterized by sparkling wit and a keen sense of human emotion.
Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century Britain, these narratives vividly encapsulate the social complexities and existential dilemmas of the era, illuminating themes of innocence, imagination, and the ephemeral nature of youth. J. M. Barrie, renowned as the creator of the beloved character Peter Pan, possessed a unique flair for capturing the essence of childhood wonder. Born in 1860 in Scotland, Barrie's early experiences with loss and familial expectation profoundly influenced his worldview, leading him to advocate for the importance of imagination and play.
His multifaceted career as a playwright, novelist, and journalist endowed him with a rich palette from which to craft stories that resonate across generations, revealing his deep understanding of the human condition. This comprehensive collection offers a remarkable opportunity for readers to delve into the complete works of Barrie, appealing to both fans of classic literature and newcomers alike.
Whether you seek the whimsy of his fictional landscapes or the contemplation of life's fleeting moments, Barrie's novels provide a profound and entertaining exploration of what it means to grow up-and to hold on to the magic of childhood.
Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century Britain, these narratives vividly encapsulate the social complexities and existential dilemmas of the era, illuminating themes of innocence, imagination, and the ephemeral nature of youth. J. M. Barrie, renowned as the creator of the beloved character Peter Pan, possessed a unique flair for capturing the essence of childhood wonder. Born in 1860 in Scotland, Barrie's early experiences with loss and familial expectation profoundly influenced his worldview, leading him to advocate for the importance of imagination and play.
His multifaceted career as a playwright, novelist, and journalist endowed him with a rich palette from which to craft stories that resonate across generations, revealing his deep understanding of the human condition. This comprehensive collection offers a remarkable opportunity for readers to delve into the complete works of Barrie, appealing to both fans of classic literature and newcomers alike.
Whether you seek the whimsy of his fictional landscapes or the contemplation of life's fleeting moments, Barrie's novels provide a profound and entertaining exploration of what it means to grow up-and to hold on to the magic of childhood.
In the engaging anthology titled "J. M. Barrie: Complete Novels, " the reader is invited to explore the depth and breadth of Barrie's literary creativity, which spans comedic misadventures to poignant reflections on childhood and the passage of time. Barrie's novels are marked by a distinctively playful yet introspective prose style, characterized by sparkling wit and a keen sense of human emotion.
Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century Britain, these narratives vividly encapsulate the social complexities and existential dilemmas of the era, illuminating themes of innocence, imagination, and the ephemeral nature of youth. J. M. Barrie, renowned as the creator of the beloved character Peter Pan, possessed a unique flair for capturing the essence of childhood wonder. Born in 1860 in Scotland, Barrie's early experiences with loss and familial expectation profoundly influenced his worldview, leading him to advocate for the importance of imagination and play.
His multifaceted career as a playwright, novelist, and journalist endowed him with a rich palette from which to craft stories that resonate across generations, revealing his deep understanding of the human condition. This comprehensive collection offers a remarkable opportunity for readers to delve into the complete works of Barrie, appealing to both fans of classic literature and newcomers alike.
Whether you seek the whimsy of his fictional landscapes or the contemplation of life's fleeting moments, Barrie's novels provide a profound and entertaining exploration of what it means to grow up-and to hold on to the magic of childhood.
Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century Britain, these narratives vividly encapsulate the social complexities and existential dilemmas of the era, illuminating themes of innocence, imagination, and the ephemeral nature of youth. J. M. Barrie, renowned as the creator of the beloved character Peter Pan, possessed a unique flair for capturing the essence of childhood wonder. Born in 1860 in Scotland, Barrie's early experiences with loss and familial expectation profoundly influenced his worldview, leading him to advocate for the importance of imagination and play.
His multifaceted career as a playwright, novelist, and journalist endowed him with a rich palette from which to craft stories that resonate across generations, revealing his deep understanding of the human condition. This comprehensive collection offers a remarkable opportunity for readers to delve into the complete works of Barrie, appealing to both fans of classic literature and newcomers alike.
Whether you seek the whimsy of his fictional landscapes or the contemplation of life's fleeting moments, Barrie's novels provide a profound and entertaining exploration of what it means to grow up-and to hold on to the magic of childhood.
