Book review: Peter Pan
Yes, “Peter Pan”, a kids book. It’s not me being childish, it’s you being boring — sorry for being brutally honest. After the last decade that I’ve spent reading serious, mature, programming and science-related books, I decided to re-experience that feeling of pure adventure and make-believe which comes from reading a children’s book. I don’t regret this decision and I am sure I am going to read more toddler novels soon.
Peter Pan took me to a higher level of fantasy and imagination more than any other story that I have read or listened to in last few years. It’s a world of speaking trees, grumpy fairies, flying boys who never want to grow up — everything that I need. Despite the fact that the audiobook that I listened to varies slightly from the original version from 1911, it delivers a great recipe to forget about the system around us. To top it off “Peter Pan” on Audible was free a few weeks ago.
A few years back I was in a similar frame of mind and discovered an audiobook of Treasure Island narrated by Alfred Molina. If you’re looking to lose yourself in your next grand adventure I cannot recommend the book and that specific narration enough!
While it seems it has left Audible for some reason it is still available from Google or Apple.
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Thanks for recommendation. Looks like it is still available on Audible. I may give it a go. Thanks and have a fab day!
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