J. M. Barrie

Subjects

Children's fiction, Peter pan (fictitious character), fiction, Fantasy fiction, Never-never land (imaginary place), fiction, Juvenile fiction, Fiction, Fantasy, Fiction, fantasy, general, Drama, Peter Pan (Fictitious character), Fiction, general, Never-Never Land (Imaginary place), English drama, Fairies, Pirates, Biography, Drama (dramatic works by one author), Children's stories, Adventure and adventurers, fiction, English literature, World War, 1914-1918, British and irish drama (dramatic works by one author), Fiction, action & adventure, Classics, Darling, Wendy (Fictitious character : Barrie)

Places

England, Kensington Gardens (London, England), Great Britain, Neverland, Scotland, London, London (England), Wonderland, Australia, Baker Street, Calcutta, India, Israel, Kensington (London, England), Kensington Gardens, Kensington Gardens (Londres, Angleterre), Never Never land, Surrey, Thrums, Toledo, United States, Xian dai, Ying guo, Écosse

People

Peter Pan (Fictitious character), J. M. Barrie (1860-1937), Margaret Ogilvy Barrie, Margaret (Ogilvy) Barrie, George Meredith (1828-1909), Peter Pan, Wendy Darling (Fictitious character), William II German Emperor (1859-1941), William Shakespeare (1564-1616), Alice, Bill, Caterpillar, Dodo, Dormouse, Duchess, Fish-Footman, Frog-Footman, Gryphon, Hatter, John H. Watson, King of Hearts, Knave of Hearts, March Hare, Mary Ann, Mock Turtle

Time

20th century, 19th century, 1890, 1904, 19e siècle, Jin dai, Yingguo