Description
‘The Little White Bird’ (1902) by J.M. Barrie is a novel blending fantasy and autobiography. It follows an unnamed narrator’s whimsical adventures in London and Kensington Gardens, where he befriends a boy named David. The book introduces Peter Pan, depicting his origins as a baby who flies from his nursery to live with fairies. A mix of adult themes and childhood wonder, it laid the foundation for Barrie’s later works on Peter Pan’s legend.









