pstrongA beautiful, lavishly illustrated hardcover edition with colour images on almost every double spread.strongppbrppstrongJ. M. Barrie added a new character to the mythology of the English-speaking world - Peter Pan, strong the boy who never grew up.ppbrppemPeter Pan in Kensington Gardensem dishes up a potent local myth, one that even now endows that park with magic.-Michael Newton, emThe Guardianem.ppbrppstrongThis very generously illustrated edition of emPeter Pan in Kensington Gardensemhas 53 large full-colour images by famed children's illustrator Arthur Rackhamstrong. Children will love this delightfully whimsical story of the adventures of Peter Pan as a baby-before his better-known escapades with Wendy, the lost boys, and Captain Hook. Here, the baby Peter Pan makes friends with fairies, talks to the birds of Kensington Gardens, explores the Serpentine using a baby-sized bird's nest as a boat, and towards the end, is joined in all these by a lost girl. ppbrppstrongArthur Rac