Peter Pan

Peter Pan, the boy who doesn't want to grow up, has the power to fly and lives in a magical island. But he is fascinated by the bedtime stories that Mary Darling tells her children and every night he goes to visit them in their house in London. During one of his night visits, he loses his shadow, and when Wendy, Mary's daughter, sews it back on him, the boy invites her to fly with him towards Neverland. "A little bit of fairy dust, a happy thought, and off we go". Following the mysterious and elusive boy, Wendy and her brothers will face countless adventures, the mischievous tricks of Tinker Bell, the threat of the terrible Captain Hook and the Indians.

In the fantastic island that doesn't exist, they will meet the world of fairies, the lagoon of mermaids and the people of Lost Boys, children who like Peter Pan have decided never to abandon the innocence and wonder of childhood. For more than a century, the adventures of Peter Pan have captivated generations of readers and continue to enchant many children and countless adults, because they remain in the heart as a reserve of fairy dust, to fly on the wings of imagination, each towards their own personal Neverland.