The joys & pains of growing up : 17 principles every youth must know / by Peter Lau.

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Peter Pan was first published as a drama in 1904. Novels (Peter and Wendy) were published in 1911. Even Disney's adaptation has continued for more than 60 years ago. It is mature, but any kid I know can tell you who Peter Pan is. There may be several reasons for this, but I truly think that the fear of growth is universal and eternal. At some point, we all want to stick to our youth by running away from Neverland. Unfortunately, as Peter knows, everything has to grow. It is cluttered, uncomfortable and rarely natural, but it is a fact of life. In the process of growth, it was said that it was not easy, but it was worth it.

Growth: Peter's personality reflects the central theme of childhood and growth. Barry uses his story to show a natural transition between childhood freedom and adult responsibility. "Boy not growing" Peter chose to keep his children forever. Peter continues to risk, living a life of freedom and imagination. But Peter 's choice means that he also missed love like a family. Some readers may think of Peter Pan as a story about how we lost imagination and freedom as we grew up. But other readers may see this story as an indication of how difficult the growth and change are, but that is an essential part of life.