This new edition of Peter Pan offers a renewed interpretation of a universal classic, radically departing from stereotypes when it comes to depicting the eternal protagonist. Illustrator Svetlin Vassilev manages to portray the most controversial nuances of a magical, stubborn, disconcerting, comical, and provocative child, as well as the dazzling scenery and diverse characters of Neverland. More than sixty acrylic illustrations accompany the complete 1911 version of the work by J.M. Barrie, one of the undisputed authors of children's and young adult literature of all time. A legendary world is shaped through the dynamism and virtuoso strokes of the Bulgarian artist, who reconstructs a grand staging of a story that Barrie originally wrote to be performed. His illustration work goes beyond the mastery of technique and expression, with a very personal style, full of nuances and details, in which he sublimates both classical and contemporary pictorial tradition. Peter Pan is not just a novel; it's a myth for all generations, a character lost between two worlds: that of humans and that of fairy tales. Vassilev beautifully captures this duality and manages to transform the story of the boy who didn't want to grow up into a work of art in itself. Both fans of this work and first-time readers will delight in this deluxe edition of a timeless text about growing up, family, goodbyes, and the value of waiting.