Jmbarrie Stories

Captain Hook has never had a happy thought in his life. Yet when he needs it the most, the best one pops in his brain resulting in a great story with a twist ending that could have been there in J.M. Barrie's original story, if it wasn't for its dark turn...

Unlike her classmates, Avery doesn't really care about boys, romance and fashion. Her phone contains fewer contacts than there are pens in her pencil case. Her classmates don't seem to care about her excistance, and at home it's basically the same story. With her parents' busy jobs, she finds her solace and companionship in books and stories. Avery is content on her own, even though she often feels lonely, but there is one person who is eager to snatch her away of this loneliness. His name is Peter Pan. He takes her to Neverland, the land where all dreams come true, but Neverland is not the land Avery has read about so often in her books. When the pirates catch her, she discovers the future that Neverland is entangled in, and she and Peter must find a way to save Neverland from its destruction. • Re-write story from 2017 on Quizlet.nl (now Qreations) • Not a Robby Kay story, just a sweet Peter Pan Fanfic • Vote's and comments are sweet • First place "Story of the Year 2017" on Quizlet (now Qreations) • New chapters every sunday!

Do you believe in fairies? In wishes? In never growing up? Aria is a growing girl who decides that becoming an adult isn't as exciting as she thought it would be. She wishes on the second star to the right to never grow up. As she befriends Peter Pan, the boy who never grows up, she will set off on an adventure that will give her memories to last a lifetime, but as a backlash, no one will ever believe that she had gone off to Neverland. What if Peter wasn't the type of person she knew from books and movies? What sort of romance will arise between a boy who doesn't understand the meaning of love, and a girl who has no experience with it?

"Closed in a room, my imagination becomes the universe, and the rest of the world is missing out." -Criss Jami "I never have found the perfect quote. At best I have been able to find a string of quotations which merely circle the ineffable idea I seek to express." - Caldwell O'Keefe "Where's your will to be weird?" -Jim Morrison Basically, I thought I'd share my quote stash with you readers! They have cheered me up throughout my life when I was down and depressed after finding out I had a deadly health issue, along with giving me hope during my many, many surgeries. Some of the other quotes/sayings gave me the courage to go through the hardest times when I was almost certain that I couldn't. I'll be posting quotes/sayings from (and giving them all credit, of course)- Fandoms Artists of all kinds painters, singers...etc Movies Books (Possibly) Songs And more! Note 📝: I know this says It's "In Progress", And it is. It may never end! Doesn't mean I'm not updating. I'm constantly finding quotes and piling them up for the future to post on here. Important Notice: If your favorite quote isn't in a chapter, feel free to let me know through a PM or a Comment and I'll add it in that specific chapter, also let me know if you'd like me to add your name below it... Example: "The important thing is to never stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing." (Suggested by @Element-Of-Dreams) I hope you'll enjoy them! -New (awesome cover) by SmilingActress101 ☺️- All credit goes to the maker of the Quote or Saying!

Once upon a time lived a girl named Lily May. She was 15 years old and lives in London, the year is 1908. While she is walking she sees the boy who never grew up. Is she imagining things? Or did Lily May's story just get very interesting, found out in this new book! I'm finally publishing this I wrote this like when I was in the 8th grade!

Quotes from J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan.

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"Bringing up the rear, the place of greatest danger, comes Tiger Lily, proudly erect, a princess in her own right." - J. M. Barrie, Peter Pan She crouched and peered past the brush into the lagoon. There was a ship. An enormous ship, bigger than any of the canoes or dinghies the Lost Boys made. She'd heard stories, but never seen them for herself. They were pirates. Tigerlily is the Chief of the Indian Tribe, but something bad has come to Neverland. Pan is too distracted by the girl from London to listen to her, so it's up to her to defeat the enemy alone. Time is ticking- and in Neverland, time isn't on her side.

original peter pan book all credit to JM Barrie

Tom and Anya have a complicated relationship. It began when Anya costarred with him on Broadway. Their roles were in love, destined to be together. In reality, they couldn't stand each other. Off stage, Anya stuck to herself, a loner trapped in her own imagination, ignoring reality as often as possible. Tom, on the other hand, knew the difference between life and his roles, and thought Anya was too childish. They both shine together on stage, but to everyone who knows them off of it know their feelings for each other. Or so they think.

Peter Pan is the story of the Darling children, the oldest of them, Wendy, and their adventures with a mischievous little boy named Peter on the island of Neverland. Based on two plays written by Barrie, and first published in 1911, this story has remained a timeless children's classic for a century.

Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie i do not own any part of this book. ive been looking for the original peter pan on wattpad but i couldnt find it. so to make it easier for others im going to post it. enjoy.

Peter Pan took a girl for the first time ever as he could remember to neverland. What if Peter Pan and Neverland you've read in a book isn't exactly like that? DISCONTINUED.

Inspired by the book by J.M Barrie~ Every resident of Neverland wouldn't mind to be endless. In fact, it's all they've ever known. The laws of time have long been governed by the Timekeeper, Mr.Dial. But for the past three years, something has been amiss on the island. Peter and the Lost boys have seen themselves aging. Pan quickly seeks to make things right, recruiting old friends to help discover the reason for their undesired growing. (slow updates)

"All children grow up, except one," my grandmother Jane would tell me, as my great-grandmother Wendy would tell her. "Wendy had Jane, Jane had Moira, and Moira had me-Angela. For decades after the initial meeting with Peter Pan, the Darling women who descended from Wendy were visited by The Boy Who Never Grew Up, taken to Neverland one fateful night during a hopeful daughter's youth and stopping once they grew up. Except me. Also, my mother is dead." Angela Darling-Warren is the great-granddaughter of Wendy Darling, who was never taken to Neverland by Peter Pan and whose mother died very young. Now an adult struggling to make her way into the working world, she is abducted by Captain Hook and brought into a world of adventure where she uncovers the events of her dead mother's mystifying past and discovers a concerning event to come-Neverland will be no more, and Peter Pan has gone absolutely mad. Based on the 2003 version of Peter Pan, this new story of Neverland is riveting, refreshing, and different-in all the right ways. Cover by: @Evepondstark #3 - #isaacs as of 01.06.20 #1 - #isaacs as of 03.29.20 #1 - #jasonisaacs as of 05.23.20 #1 - #jameshook as of 01.06.21 #1 - #wendydarling as of 05.27.21 ******CURRENTLY ON HIATUS****** Note from author: I am currently at university now and I can't focus on this story as much and as hard as I'd love to, so I'm going to have to put it on hiatus, unfortunately. But it'll only be brief. Come summer, I'll return to writing this story to bring you more of this wondrous tale. Stay tuned, and thank you for reading!

A disenchanted Peter tears down the very stage production he had been so proud of just hours ago. [Gen][Movie dialogue][Angsty]

Baby Jane at nine months, three weeks, and four days old was a relatively ordinary baby. But at some point in every one's relatively ordinary life something extraordinary is bound to happen. For Baby Jane it simply happened earlier than most. As she finds herself in a dreadful situation involving a hideous green perambulator, a kind but dumb-witted bird, and a sinister, scheming witch.

A small analysis on the work of J.M. Barrie that had been lying somewhere in my google documents and deserved some publication. Have you ever wondered what reading the actual book of Peter Pan is like? Have you always dreamed of visiting Neverland? Well, I present you this review to enlighten you on the subject to change your mind a tad about our beloved flying boy from Neverland. (This is purely meant to downgrade the original work.) PS: Bear with me.