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Lost boy lostboy (Autor: Christina Henry (Christina her Background…

- - - - Point of view is from Jamie.
      - Example: Once I loved a boy called Peter Pan. Peter will tell you that this story isn´t the truth, but Peter lies. I love him, we all loved him, but he lies, for peter wants always to be that shining sun that we all revolve around. He´ll do anything to be that sun. Peter will say I´m a villain, that I wronged him, that I never was his friend. The bit I told you already. Peter lies. This is what really happened (First page)
      - The whole story is based on Jamie his point of view, so you don´t know what is going on in other characters their head.
- - - - Like all the other Peter Pan stories, is this the main theme in the book.
      - What would happen when we never grow-up?
      - The reason why Peter Pan brings children to Neverland, is to stay young for ever. (last chapter)
    - - The magical Neverland, is not as beautiful and save as you think.
        
        the protagonist Jamie said this about Neverland: I came awake all at once the way I usually did, for if you don´t sleep light in the forest you might open your eyes to find something sharp-jawed biting your legs off. Our tree was hidden and protected, but that didn´t mean there wasn´t danger. There was always danger on the island (page 13)
      - many-eyed
      - pirates
      - unfriendly mermaids
      - The boys don´t have parents or adults to watch over them
    - - which are the problems where dealing with when were growing-up?
      - First love: sally
      - puberty
      - responsibilities towards the lost boys
      - adulthood
      - The story begins with Jamie as child. But he is slowly growing-up during the story.
      - In the story Jamie more rational and less emotional
- - - - huge personal transformation from child to grown-by what he experienced