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Fairy tales – the sweetest childhood memory that used to take us on a magical ride and never fail to bring a smile to our faces. Reading and listening to these classic fairy tales help children and adults’ bond better.
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So, if you are looking for a fairy tale for your children, here is “Peter Pan” story in English for them. Let’s explore this fascinating and timeless fairy tales “Peter Pan” full story below.
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Origin And History Of Peter Pan

Peter Pan first appeared as a character in Barrie’s The Little White Bird, a novel for adults, where the fairies and birds taught him to fly. There are numerous stories for children with “Peter Pan” character.

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Story Type Of Peter Pan

“Peter Pan” is a fairy tale for children that will take them on a magical ride while reading.

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Story Character

The characters of “Peter Pan” story are:

Peter Pan
Tinker Bell
Wendy
John
Michael
The Lost Boys
Captain Hook
Pirates
Crocodile

Peter Pan Story For Children

Let’s read the “Peter Pan” story with pictures.

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Once upon a time in London, there lived three children. Wendy, John and Michael were their names. One night, Wendy woke up and saw a strange boy sitting on the floor. He looked cross.

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“My name is Wendy,” she said, and asked the boy, “Who are you, and why do you look so cross?”
The boy replied, “I’m Peter Pan. I’m cross because my shadow won’t stick to me.”

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“Oh, I can fix that,” Wendy said and sewed Peter’s shadow to the tips of his shoes. Peter was now happy.
“Will you please fly back to Neverland with me and my fairy, Tinker Bell?” Peter asked Wendy, “You could be our mother and take care of us.”

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“Will you teach me how to fly?” Wendy asked and Peter nodded.
“I’ll wake John and Michael up. If you teach all of us to fly, we can go to Neverland,” Wendy said.

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It wasn’t long before all three children were flying around in the bedroom. Suddenly, with a whoosh, they all flew out of the window and followed the golden arrows that pointed the way to the beautiful land of Neverland. Soon, all of them were flying over the island.

Peter told them that the Lost Boys live with Tinker Bell and him.

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“The mermaids live over there in the lagoon and there are pirates too! Their boss is Captain Hook,” Peter said.
“Pirates?” asked Wendy, a bit frightened. But Michael and John wished to see the pirates right away.
Peter said to them, “Hook’s the meanest pirate ever, but he’s frightened of the crocodiles.”
Peter told them that a crocodile had bitten Hook’s hand off years ago. The crocodile liked the taste so much that it followed him, hoping for more.
But the crocodile had swallowed his clock and the tick, tock, tick, tock sound warned Hook when the crocodile is nearby.
“Oh, I’m not sure I want to stay in Neverland after all.” Wendy said.
Peter then took Wendy, John, and Michael to his house in the woods, through a secret door.

“Will you be our mother?” the Lost Boys shouted when they saw Wendy.
“But I’m only a little girl,” replied Wendy.
“Oh, all right, I’ll do my best.” Wendy said as the Lost Boys were sad.
And so, Wendy tucked the boys into bed that night and told them a story.
One day, Peter and the children went exploring around the mermaids’ lagoon. All of a sudden, Peter yelled, “Pirates! Hide everyone!”
The boys ran away, while Wendy and Peter hid.
Peter saw that the pirates had tied up Tiger Lily, the Indian princess, to a rock.
Peter must save her! He shouted in Captain Hook’s voice, “Set the princess free!”
“Captain, you told us to bring her here!” one of the pirates yelled.
“Let her go!” Peter roared in captain’s voice again.
“Aye, aye, captain” the pirate said and set the princess free.
When Captain Hook found out about this, he knew that Peter had tricked the pirates and was very angry!
That night, Wendy told the Lost Boys a story about three children who left their parents and flew to Neverland. She told them that their mother and father missed them very much.
“Did they ever go back to them?” asked one of the Lost Boys.
“Yes,” replied Wendy, “they flew home to their mother and father, and everyone was happy like before.”
This made Wendy, John, and Michael feel homesick and they decided to fly back home the following morning.
“If you come back with us, I’m sure our parents would look after you.” Wendy told the Lost Boys.
“Yay! Hooray!” shouted the Lost Boys in excitement.
But Peter and Tinker Bell didn’t want to live where grown-ups told children what to do. So, Peter was sad that his friends will leave soon. He asked Tinker Bell to guide all of them to home.
Early the next morning, Tinker Bell and the children left Peter’s house. Captain Hook’s pirates were hiding nearby to capture all the children. They caught them, tied them up, and took them to the pirate’s ship.

Tinker Bell escaped and flew back to tell Peter what had happened.
“Who wants to be a pirate?” asked Captain Hook and the boys shook their heads.
“Make them walk on the planks!” shouted Captain Hook.
The boys were afraid, but tried to act brave.
Suddenly, all of them heard the “tick, tock” of the crocodile and now Captain Hook was afraid.
But it was Peter pretending to be a crocodile by producing a similar sound to the crocodiles’s “tick, tock.”
Peter flew onto the ship and shouted, “I’ve got you now, Hook!”

Captain Hook jumped up and swung at Peter with his sword, but he missed and it fell right into the sea. Unfortunately, the crocodile was waiting for him in the water and that was the end of Captain Hook!

Peter and Tinker Bell set off for London with Wendy, John, Michael all the boys. Wendy’s mother and father were very happy to see their children again and hugged them. They also said that they would look after all the Lost Boys.
“I’m going to stay in Neverland where I never have to grow up,” Peter said.
“Goodbye, Peter. We’ll miss you,” everyone bid him goodbye.
So, Peter Pan and Tinker Bell flew back home to Neverland.

Story Summary

Here is the summary of “Peter Pan” story for kids.
One night Peter took Wendy, John, and Michael to Neverland with the help of Tinker Bell, who helped them fly. Wendy took care of the Lost Boys like a mother and told them stories about children who were away from their parents. The all decided to go back to London, to their parents along with the Lost boys. The children were very happy until they found themselves kidnapped by pirates. The pirates took them to the ship, to Captain Hook. They huddled together in fear and listened to Captain’s orders.
Tinker Bell informed Peter Pan about this and they decided to set the children free. Peter mimicked the “tick, tock” sound of the crocodile, who ate one of captain’s hand and wished to eat the other hand too. Captain Hook heard this and was afraid and fell into the water, where the crocodile was waiting for him, and that was the end of the Captain.
All of them flied back to London and the parents decided to take care of the Lost Boys. But Peter decided to return to Neverland, as he never wanted to grow up. So, he and Tinker Bell flew back to their home in Neverland.

What Lesson Your Child Will Learn From This Story?

“Peter Pan” is a fairy tale for children that will help them learn that “evil doings result in evil consequences.”
In the story, Captain Hook kidnapped the children to turn them into pirates. But he ends up being a treat for the crocodile. Therefore, we must not think evil of someone.

How Can Children Apply Lesson Of The Story In Their Real Life?

Parents can teach their little ones to not think or do evil with someone and that we must always treat everyone with respect with the help of this short story.
We hope kids liked the “Peter Pan” story. Keep checking this space to introduce your little one to more such stories.
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