The Little White Bird Or, Adventures in Kensington Gardens Part 2

The second part reveals the origins of Peter Pan, who leaves the human world as an infant to live among the birds and fairies of Kensington Gardens. Peter’s adventures with magical beings, his goat, the little house, and encounters with intruders bring whimsy and satire. Comparisons with animals and playful episodes highlight Barrie’s imaginative storytelling. Alongside fantasy, the narrative weaves in personal reflections, social portraits, and even a cricket match, grounding the magic in everyday life. The book concludes with a dedication that combines affection, humor, and literary reflection, leaving a lasting impression of wonder.