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Pan

Based on the novel by James Matthew Barrie

Written by

Ewa Wolańska and Adam Wolański

With illustrations by

Michał Dąbrowski

Translation by

Jerzy Chyb

Warsaw 2005

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Reviewer:

Dariusz Kętla

Copy editor:

Natica Schmeder

Production editor:

Barbara Gluza

Cover designer:

Michał Dąbrowski

DTP:

Krzysztof Świstak

Text and illustrations copyright by FELBERG SJA

Publishing House, 2005

duced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any

form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying,

recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission

of the Publisher.

Printed in Poland

ISBN 83-88667-46-7

Prologue

here was once a little boy who lived in

London. His name was Peter Pan. He dreamed

he would never have to grow up to leave the

world of children’s imagination and become

a boring adult. Peter’s dream was so strong that

he grew a pair of little wings and flew from home

straight to Kensington Gardens, where he lived

among talking birds, elves, fairies and magic

creatures.

One day Peter left Kensington and flew to

Neverland—an island of fabulous adventures

and fantastic dreams. Occasionally the winged

boy returned to London to visit his little

friends—the Darling children.

One such night Mr and Mrs Darling were putting

their children to bed. They had one daughter, Wendy,

and two younger sons, John and Michael.

“Mommy, when will Peter Pan visit us?” asked

Wendy.

“There is no Peter Pan, my dear,” answered Mrs

Darling and kissed her daughter goodnight. Mr Darling

added:

“Go to sleep and stop thinking about all those silly

fairy tales.”

When the children fell asleep and their parents left,

Peter Pan flew in through the bedroom window. A tiny

fairy called Tinker Bell was with him. They both sat on

the side of Wendy’s bed. The hum of their little wings

woke the girl. She was very happy to see Peter and the

fairy.

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