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FLY BACK TO NEVERLAND IN A DAZZLING ORIGINAL ADVENTURE OF FRIENDSHIP, BELIEF AND MAGIC, FROM AWARD-WINNING AUTHORS KATIE AND KEVIN TSANG, FOR A WHOLE NEW GENERATION OF READERS.

Royalties from the sale of The Neverland Thieves support Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity. GOSH Charity funds groundbreaking research into children’s health, cutting-edge medical equipment, child-centred medical facilities and support services for seriously ill children and their families.

Tom is a patient at Great Ormond Street Hospital. When his best friend, Felix, comes to visit, exciting and mysterious things start to happen. Gold dust appears, music plays and the stone creatures in the chapel magically come to life. Soon Tom, Felix and their new friend Daisy are flown to the magical world of Neverland. Adventures lie ahead with mermaids, pirates and the Lost Boys and Girls. But trouble is afoot in this magical place and soon the three friends find themselves blamed for a series of thefts. To clear their names, they’re going to have to take on the villainous Beekeeper or be branded as the Neverland Thieves forever . . .

IT’S TIME TO TAKE BACK THE MAGIC!

The Neverland Thieves celebrates the magic of JM Barrie’s Peter Pan, one of the world’s most treasured story-book worlds. Perfect for fans of Impossible Creatures, Greenwild and Studio Ghibli.

A donation will be given by Simon & Schuster (UK) Limited to Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity (Registered charity no. 1160024) in connection to the publication of this book.

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