What an absolutely adorable and heartfelt reimagining of 'Peter Pan' set 10 years after the events of the original story. It is delightfully whimsical and beautifully queer, borrowing from and twisting certain elements of the source material to create a narrative that builds onto, rather than completely reinvents, the original work. 
 This has all the magic and charm you would expect as well as some of the deeper darkness, but it becomes something so much more poignant and powerful when rewritten as a transgender narrative. This really is such a character driven novel, filled with so many beautifully raw and emotional moments, in particular when delving into Peter's trans/queer backstory and the origins of Neverland itself, and features a surprisingly sweet M/M romance with the maybe-not-so-evil-just-a-bit-misunderstood gay Captain Hook. I had some doubts going in, but honestly this relationship was written and handled so perfectly I kind of adored it in the end. 
 So yeah, I think I fell just a little bit in love with this retelling and this enchanting story about identity, transformation, acceptance and growing up. Highly recommend.