Пітер Пен

Povistʹ shotlandsʹkoho pysʹmennyka Dz͡heĭmsa Metʹi͡u Barri (1860-1937) "Piter Pen" - t͡se romantychna kazka pro svit dytynstva. Holovnyĭ heroĭ Piter Pen - khlopchyk, i͡akyĭ ne khoche stavaty doroslym, - z͡hyve u dyvovyz͡hniĭ kraïni Nikolandiï razom iz zahublenymy ditʹmy. Ïm podobai͡etʹsi͡a z͡hyty pori͡ad z fei͡amy na derevakh, litaty ta povsi͡akchas vlashtovuvaty rizni vytivky, ale khlopchykam brakui͡e mamy. I ïkhniĭ vataz͡hok Piter Pen znakhodytʹ divchynku Vendi, i͡aka pohodz͡hui͡etʹsi͡a staty ïkhnʹoi͡u mamoi͡u i poletity do Nikolandiï razom zi svoïmy dvoma bratamy. Pro dyvovyz͡hni pryhody Vendi, Pitera Pena, feï Tinker Bell ta zahublenykh khlopchykiv chytaĭte u t͡siĭ veseliĭ, z i͡askravymy mali͡unkamy knyz͡ht͡si.

The novel "Peter Pan" by Scottish writer James Matthew Barry (1860-1937) is a romantic fairy tale about the world of childhood. The main character Peter Pan — a boy who does not want to become an adult-lives in the amazing country of Nicolandia with his lost children. They like to live next to fairies in trees, fly and constantly arrange various pranks, but the boys do not have enough mom. And their leader Peter Pan finds the girl Wendy, who agrees to become their mother and fly to Nicolandia with her two brothers. Read about The Amazing Adventures of Wendy, Peter Pan, Tinker Bell Fairy and The Lost Boys in this fun, colorful picture book.