While I really did enjoy this one, I would have enjoyed it a lot more if it had been a bit longer and we had more depth to the characters and things happened in less of a rush. 
 This is the first retelling of Peter Pan that I have read, and I must say that Chant made me realize a few subtle hidden meanings that I missed in the story when I was younger, and I loved the "oh-wow!" moments. 
 I loved the strangeness of the story, how things seem off but I really couldn't put my finger on what exactly. When it's explained it makes so much sense! 
 I enjoyed Peter's narration and insight into his struggles. Coping methods were quite absent, but I could sort of understand why. 
 He had let his family make him believe that the only way he would ever be a boy was to be born again in a different shape, leaving everything of his body and history behind.