The Lost Boys were children who fell out of their carriages in Kensington Gardens, but not claimed within seven days. (P&SR) The Lost Boys of Barry and Pearson's story are rescued from slavery in Rundoon. (P&SC) They leave for England after stating that 'they are going to be men'. Norbert's Orphanage and were shipwrecked on Neverland. He never notices that he is adored by Wendy Darling, Tiger Lily, Tinker Bell, and the mermaids, thinking of girls (if at all) as mother figures. Peter is very careless, spending his time on adventures and play, and he never feels guilty for anything. He is also attracted to girls, particularly Molly and the mermaid Teacher. Peter feels a great sense of responsibility for his friends. Peter is approximately twelve to fourteen years old. He flies to Neverland after being 'abandoned' by his mother. Peter flies away when he is a baby and has adventures in Kensington Gardens. (P&SC) He is later revealed to be the son of a Mr.

He is shipwrecked on the island of Neverland. (LWB= The Little White Bird, P&W= Peter and Wendy, P&SC= Peter and the Starcatchers, P&ST= Peter and the Shadow Thieves, P&SR= Peter and the Secret of Rundoon, P&SM= Peter and the Sword of Mercy) The following table identifies distinct differences between the works of Barry and Pearson, and those of Barrie. Most of these differences are established in the first book in the series. The Starcatchers books have a number of continuity differences with the original novel, particularly contradicting the material in The Little White Bird, Barrie's prior story about Peter's early adventures. The fifth book – set in the present – breaks the pattern. Thus, each title takes the form Peter and the S_. The four prequels to Peter and Wendy take advantage of the logo design of the first Starcatchers book, which features an intertwined P and S. The first was written as a stand-alone prequel to the original work, but two follow-ups were promptly announced when it was successful, and a fourth (taking place years after the third) followed. The Starcatchers series of books by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson are a set of novels that tie in with the famous play about Peter Pan by J.

Peter pan and the starcatchers series