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The idea of escaping down the rabbit hole sounds like a great adventure to many six year old children, and reading this again with a child helped me to appreciate the fun and not focus as much on the anxious feelings I had had earlier.


I never felt this way about 'Alice', but Peter Pan and Wendy is definitely on two levels, and as for 'Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens' - a great book, I think, especially illustrated by Arthur Rackham, but definitely quite sinister.


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