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About the author:
RP (Robin) Brockman is an American/British national and author/editor/playwright. He grew up in Kansas and joined the US Army at 17, serving as a paratrooper in America and as an infantryman in the Vietnam War. There he underwent a profound Near Death Experience. Later Robin was an observer in conflicts from the Middle East to El Salvador, Ethiopia to Bosnia, and on the Turkish-Iraqi and Syria-Iraqi borders. His published books include Great Ghost Stories (Random House), Classic Tales of Horror and Classic Tales of the Supernatural, Myths and Legends From Around the World (Arcturus), retold in the form of short stories, and The Message (Orbis), a supernatural thriller. His play The Tunnel Soldiers, which appeared in Edinburgh and London, received universal critical acclaim from the national press. His other produced plays are: Time and the Body, Ballet Hooligans, American Pariah and Tender Loathing. Robin also contributes articles to various magazines. He is married and divides his time between homes in England and the South of France.
Reviewed by Samantha Rivera for Readers' Favorite
Peter is not just the boy who never grew up. In fact, he’s a young boy who has been treated badly. Tinkerbell, on the other hand, is not just a fighter as she’s always been known. Instead, she’s a flighty debutante with not much of anything to lose. She’s also very interested in Peter as a child and as possibly more. There’s a lot going to happen between the two and between everyone else in Neverland. There’s also much going on throughout Neverland long before Wendy ever enters the picture. No one will see all of this coming and they will definitely never have thought about where Peter came from in this way before.
The story of Peter Pan is one that many people know but this one is not quite the same story everyone has heard. In The Autobiography of Peter Pan, the focus is actually on Peter himself and how he came to live in Neverland instead of on Wendy or the Lost Boys, which most of these stories are about. I loved how everything happened for Peter after he went through so much. I couldn’t believe all the things that Peter and Tinkerbell went through. Tink definitely wasn’t who I thought she was (based on the other versions of this story that I had read) but I really like this version of her as well. It was really interesting to see a brand new take on Tinkerbell, Peter, and the rest of the faerie realm.
