Omg. This book. 
 I kind of wish it had been longer? I feel like there was a lot of descriptions of the fighting, but I would have liked more descriptions of the character development. I /loved/ Peter's flashbacks, I feel as though I would have appreciated something similar from Hook and Ernest. (Also, I wanted to know how Ernest got on! I feel like we didn't get enough info from him. I want like, an epilogue of Hook and Peter stumbling into Ernest in the real world, maybe Peter writes a bestselling novel and Ernest goes to a book signing. Although, thinking of it, this open-endedness is really allowing my creative brain to flow with ideas for these characters and I kinda like that...) 
 I also wasn't sure if I liked the ending! I mean, obviously I loved it, but part of me just wanted them to all stay in Neverland forever and never grow up and do adult stuff. 
 I loved how the relationship between Peter and Hook gradually developed, I adored Peter's backstory and flashbacks, how he used Neverland as a way to escape a body and a home life he didn't like. I think it was very whimsical and kind of put the Neverland I knew as a child into a bigger perspective. I think it's definitely changed my opinion of the original Peter Pan story I loved as a child. 
 Also, Peter and Hook were like... so good together. Going into it, I was a little uncertain and wary, but as the book grew on and they gradually realised that it was just the two of them fighting against, and /for/ each other, I knew I was smitten with their pairing. 
 The writing style was really beautiful and easy to follow, with a few great quotes I just adored. I really liked this book, it was a quick read, lots of fun and emotion packed into a short amount of pages. Would definitely recommend!