PETER PAN J.m. Barrie Primary Author mixed material bibliography Jakarta Gramedia Pustaka Utama 2018 continuing Weekly en English

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232 hlm.; 18 cm Parents need to know that J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan is a celebration of childhood and imagination. Magical Peter takes three English siblings across the sky to where he lives in Neverland to have adventures among pirates, fairies, mermaids, wild animals, Lost Boys, and a Native American tribe. However, young readers will benefit from some at-home or classroom discussion about the story's outdated sexist and racist stereotypes. As Wendy plays "mother" to the boys in the novel, she takes on a very old-fashioned motherly role, similar to her own mother's. Native Americans in the book are referred to as "redskins," and once as "Piccaninny warriors." There's a little bit of real violence in the story, and much more threatened violence. fiksi 8139786020303475 146 2023-12-25 16:42:13 2023-12-25 16:42:13 machine generated