Differences From The Works of Barrie
Although Peter and the Starcatchers and its follow-ups are presented as "prequels" to Peter and Wendy, there are a number of differences between them and the original novel, particularly contradicting the material in The Little White Bird, Barrie's story about Peter's early adventures, making this story not canon to Barrie's original works. Most of these differences are established in the first book in the series.
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