Guess I am disappointed has it wasn't the fun entertaining I thought it was.

I can't complain too much it was free which & the fact it was Peter Pan I listened to it. She thinks chai tea is proof of magic in the world, and loves all things kissy, magical, and strange. but it does give one message we quite often make our own nemesis just by a lack of thought to another person. Brianna Shrum lives in Colorado with her high-school-sweetheart-turned-husband, two boys, and two big, floppy hound dogs. guess that's me I am definitely a hero girl rather than the fashionable villain girl & hates my heroes being turn into anything but the good guys I believe them to be. it also changes the original book because in this Tiger Lilly is a adult when it comes to the bit where the original book comes in & Peter comes across as a evil bully not a forgetful cheeky fun loving boy that just wants fun. It's about a man in a world that hates men. This story isn't about Peter Pan it's about the boy whose life he stole. You can usually find her writing under her Harry Potter tree, and drinking chai (which she holds as proof of magic in the world.) She is also the author of How to Make Out and Never Never. She digs all things bookish, geeky, superhero-y, gamer-y, magical, and strange. And thus begins the epic adventure of a Lost Boy and a Pirate. Never Never Paperback Septemby Brianna Shrum (Author) 194 ratings 3.6 on Goodreads 1,682 ratings See all formats and editions Kindle 0.99 Read with Our Free App Audiobook 0.00 Free with your Audible trial Paperback 9.95 28 Used from 1.20 21 New from 6.80 3 Collectible from 14. Shrum has been writing since she could scrawl letters. It was interesting enough to hear the story from Hooks point of view but it makes you feel sorry for Hook and think that Peter Pan was the Villain and Hook was the good guy. A world where children are to never grow up. I presumed that being a version of Peter Pan, just from Hooks perspective it was a kids book just not very young kids because of the length, but judging by some of the content its a adults book, has if I had kids I wouldn't want them to read (or listen) about.

Never Never by Brianna R. Shrum