Bedtime Story: Peter And Wendy

Newly revised to offer a slower pace, this extra-long classic tale by J.M Barrie, explores the joy of imagination, of connecting with the kinesthetic sense of flying and an exploration of the dynamics between Peter Pan and Wendy and the deeper dilemma of what it means to grow up. May you be lulled to sleep as you listen! Because I have condensed and edited this story for bedtime, some sections are omitted (including the chapters on the Pirates and "Indians"!). Includes multiple lovely background music pieces from Pond 5 by John Radford, Jonathan Slatter, Artunetech, Kenyon and Matti Paalanen.

Reviews

My favorite bedtime story. I never get past the part where Peter Pan comes back for his shadow, though.

So classic and fun. There was nothing to not like about it so that’s why I gave it a five star rating. Good job!

I never read this story as a child, and listening to it as an adult was actually quite melancholy and emotional! I actually would not recommend this as a bedtime story because it had a sad undertone to me and made me cry before bed! But the story itself is beautiful, and the narrator has a beautiful, silken voice so the story rolls out smoothly. It’s such an engrossing listen but if you’re prone to crying like me, listen during the daytime instead 🥲💗

Just an amazing story all around, and between Glenda’s soothing voice and the wonderful depictions I fell asleep within 15 minutes

Her voice is so soothing I could listen to her reading the phone book