Tigerheart

This is a retelling of Peter Pan, called The Boy in this story. Actually, this is the story of Paul Dear, a young boy who desperately wants to go to Anyplace (Neverland) to find something to help his mother who is miserable after the death of his one week old sister. However, his story is strongly t......more

This is a charming and respectful retelling of J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan. Others have written thorough reviews and I won't repeat that here. I thought the renaming of characters was well thought out and quite clever. There is the protagonist, Paul Dear, Captain Hack, Captain Slash (his sister), Fiddle......more

Read this book with my kids while on a camping trip. They played "pirates" on every rock formation they could climb! Excellent reimagining of Peter Pan. The narrator speaks to the audience personally and really draws you in-a writing style that was compelling, allowing the kids to feel like they are......more

Not exactly a sequel and not exactly a retelling of the Peter Pan story, Peter David's "Tigerheart" is more of a reimagined modernization of the classic story along the lines of his King Arthur trilogy and "Howling Mad." David succeeds beautifully at weaving the story of Peter Pan for a modern audie......more

David is a true journeyman, a genre writer who has never had the big breakout book but has written enormous amounts of fantasy and science fiction in all kinds of formats to make a living. The results are never absolutely spectacular, but they are always an enjoyable read. He's written everything fr......more