The Little White Bird - Illustrated by Arthur Rackham

Exploring themes of fantasy and whimsy intertwined with social comedy, this narrative introduces the character of Peter Pan, showcasing J. M. Barrie's early creative process. Originally published in 1902, it features delicate prose that captivates readers, despite being one of Barrie's lesser-known works. In 1906, select chapters were published as Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, highlighting the enduring appeal and significance of this story within Barrie's literary legacy.