Peter Pan
Peter Pan y Wendy
A boy who will not grow up takes three children out the window.
J. M. Barrie's 1911 novel, told for Level 2 — the book, which is sadder and sharper than the films. Peter teaches the Darling children to fly and takes them to an island of pirates and lost boys. Wendy can go home again. That is the whole difference between her and Peter.
14 chapters · 23,250 words
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- 1La sombra en el cajónFree · 1123 words
- 2La medicinaFree · 1257 words
- 3Chico, ¿por qué lloras?Subscribers · 1565 words
- 4La segunda a la derechaSubscribers · 1312 words
- 5La flechaSubscribers · 1438 words
- 6La casa bajo la tierraSubscribers · 1371 words
- 7La rocaSubscribers · 2125 words
- 8La noche de las nochesSubscribers · 2075 words
- 9El tamborSubscribers · 1740 words
- 10¿Creen en las hadas?Subscribers · 992 words
- 11El barco pirataSubscribers · 1750 words
- 12Garfio o yoSubscribers · 2341 words
- 13La ventanaSubscribers · 2244 words
- 14Cuando Wendy crecióSubscribers · 1917 words
The first two chapters of every story are free — no account needed.
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