List of books based on Peter Pan

In 1907, Scottish playwright James Matthew Barrie wrote a play called Peter Pan, or the Boy Who wouldn't Grow Up. Four years later, he adapted the play into a novel titled Peter and Wendy, otherwise known simply as Peter Pan. The novel had a couple other books written by Barrie which expanded upon the titular character Peter Pan.

One hundred years later, the story of Peter Pan has been retold or continued in multiple books with many variations on the characters and story. Over time they've been told from many different selections of literature genres, portrayed from many different timelines and settings from period events to contemporary times in a wide variety of categories.

Original canon

• 1904 – Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up (play): Peter brings Wendy and her brothers to Neverland, where he has a showdown with his nemesis, Captain Hook. After the play was first staged in 1904, Barrie continued to make changes until the script was published officially in 1928. This play was later adapted as a novel by Barrie.
• 1906 – Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens: an origin story where the infant Peter flies away from his home, takes up residence in Kensington Gardens and makes friends with the fairies. The story first appeared as a chapter in Barrie's The Little White Bird published in 1902.
• 1908 – When Wendy Grew Up – An Afterthought, a short sequel play first staged in 1908, but only published in book form in 1957.
• 1911 – Peter and Wendy (novel) (novel), later published as Peter Pan and Wendy, adapted as a novel from the play, it also incorporates events from When Wendy Grew Up – An Afterthought.
• 1928 - Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up, the first publication of the script of the play.
• 2006 - Peter Pan in Scarlet by Geraldine McCaughrean, the official sequel novel, commissioned by the Great Ormond Street Hospital. When Neverland starts overflowing through to the real world through their dreams, the now grown up Darling children and former Lost Boys go back as children once more and try to figure out what's wrong with Neverland while having adventures with Peter Pan.
• 2017 - Peter Pan part of the Illustrated Classics series which reprints the original text whilst illustrating the novel with manga images.
• 2021 - Little Bird: The Original Stories Of Peter Pan Part of the Legend of the Pan serial forwarded by Christian Michael who presents this special edition that combines The Little White Bird and Peter and Wendy novels by J.M. Barrie

Other books

1907

• The Peter Pan Alphabet by Oliver Hertford, an authorized children's alphabet book.
• The Peter Pan Picture Book (also known as The Story of Peter Pan) by Daniel O’Connor, illustrated by Alice B. Woodward, based on the original 1904 stage production for children.

1987

• Peter Pan and the Only Children by Gilbert Adair, following Peter as he lives with a different gang of Lost Boys under the ocean, recruiting "only children" who jump from passing ships—including the newest member, 10-year-old Marissa Porter.

1989

• Neverland by Toby Forward, follows siblings Wendy, James, and Matthew Hacker as they become involved in a computer game where Peter Pan, Captain Hook, and the Lost Boys must battle a new foe—The Driller and his small troll army.

1990

• Neverland by Douglas Clegg, an adult horror novel about a hidden shack in the woods, christened Neverland by the children who discover it, which houses a terrifying deity that demands sacrifices.

1991

• The Book of Lies by Toby Forward, a sequel to Neverland, follows the Hacker siblings and the Lost Boys as they aid other mysterious occupants of Neverland in their time of need.
• Hook by Terry Brooks, a novelization of the 1991 film of the same title.
• Hook by Geary Gravel, another novelization of the film.

1999

• After the Rain: A New Adventure for Peter Pan by J. E. Somma, a sequel set in modern times, follows Peter Pan as he reacts to a world that has grown to neglect him, until three children remind him that growing up isn’t so bad.
• Second Star to the Right by Mary Alice Monroe, follows single mother Faye O’Neill, whose enigmatic downstairs neighbor—a professor—whisks her family away to a world where anything can happen.

2001

• Straight on 'Til Morning by Christopher Golden, a young adult horror fantasy that twists the Peter Pan myth, following Kevin Murphy as he searches for his missing lover, only to find himself in a Neverland unlike any other.
• Neverland by R. Scott Leatherwood, a prequel to the original novel that aims to answer seventeen questions left unanswered by the original stories

2003

• Several novelizations of the 2003 live-action film Peter Pan were published:
  • Peter Pan: A Novelization of the Hit Movie by Alice Alfonsi.
  • Peter Pan: The Movie: Junior Novelization, another adaptation of the film.
  • Peter Pan: Adventures in Neverland by Scout Driggs, P.J. Hogan, and Michael Goldenberg, expanding on the film's story.
  • A Journey to Neverland by Namrata Tripathi, further exploring events from the film.
  • Welcome to Neverland by Namrata Tripathi, another tie-in novel.
• Wendy by Karen Wallace, an unauthorized prequel for young adults, reimagines the Darling children’s willingness to follow Peter Pan by depicting their home life as troubled—featuring a cruel nanny, a neglectful father, and a hint of family insanity.
• Jardines de Kensington (translated as Kensington Gardens) by Rodrigo Fresán is a Spanish novel interweaving Peter Pan’s story with J.M. Barrie’s life and 1960s London pop culture, narrated by a "Peter Hook."
• The Lost Girls by Laurie Fox, an adult sequel story, follows Peter Pan’s interactions with generations of Wendy Darling’s female descendants, leading up to a distinctly 21st-century great-great-granddaughter.

2004

• Peter and the Starcatchers by Ridley Pearson and Dave Barry, the first book in the children's fantasy Starcatchers series, which retells the origins of Peter Pan. Peter and his friends are thrown into an adventure out on the high seas and a faraway island as they try to keep a magical secret safe from thieves and pirates.

2005

• Capt. Hook: The Adventures of a Notorious Youth by James V. Hart, an authorized non-canon prequel novel that explores the origins of a young James Matthew - the future Captain Hook - portraying him in a sympathetic light.
• Fairy Dust and the Quest for the Egg by Gail Carson Levine, the first book in the illustrated Fairy Dust trilogy, featuring artwork by David Christiana.

2006

• Peter and the Shadow Thieves by Ridley Pearson and Dave Barry, the second book in the Starcatchers series, where Peter, Molly, and their friends must combat a new foe, Lord Ombra, and his forces.
• Escape from the Carnivale by Ridley Pearson, Dave Barry, and Greg Call, the first book in the spin-off trilogy Never Land. Little Scallop, princess of the Mollusk Tribe, becomes involved in rescuing mermaids Aqua and Surf from a fishing boat called Carnivale, which specializes in capturing mermaids.

2007

• Fairy Haven and the Quest for the Wand by Gail Carson Levine, the second book in theFairy Dust trilogy.
• Peter and the Secret of Rundoon by Ridley Pearson and Dave Barry, the third book in the Starcatchers series.
• Cave of the Dark Wind by Ridley Pearson, Dave Barry, and Greg Call, the second book in the Never Land trilogy. While Peter Pan is away, the original Lost Boys contend with Black Stache, his crew, and the mysterious occupant of the Cave of the Dark Wind.

2008

• Tigerheart by Peter David, a fantasy novel set in a Neverland that includes elements from Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens. Young Paul Dear, who can see magical creatures invisible to others, embarks on a quest to fix a family tragedy with the help of an extraordinary boy in a land where anything is possible.
• Peter Pan's NeverWorld by Peter Von Brown, an unauthorized sequel inspired by J.M. Barrie’s unfinished draft sequel and notes, where Peter Pan and his brother Michael travel to their own magical planet after Neverland becomes visible on radar.
• Blood Tide by Ridley Pearson, Dave Barry, and Greg Call, the final book in the Never Land trilogy. With Peter absent from Neverland, his original Lost Boys must help the Mollusk Tribe end the curse of the Blood Tide, unleashed by Black Stache.
• The Wendy That Stayed by A.M. Bell, a children's adventure book, where with the Lost Boys gone and Neverland’s adventures growing dull, Peter Pan finds a new playmate in Mary, a recently orphaned girl.

2009

• The Child Thief by Gerald Brom, a dark fantasy novel that reimagines Peter Pan as a ruthless figure recruiting children - using the Lost Boys as warriors for the enchantress Lady of the Lake and her father to defend their kingdom.
• Hook & Jill by Andrea Jones, the first book in the Hook & Jill saga.
• Never After by Dan Elconin, a modern teen sequel where a boy named Ricky goes with Peter Pan to Neverland, but ends up siding with Captain Hook when he discovers Peter's true evil nature.
• Peter and the Sword of Mercy by Ridley Pearson and Dave Barry, the fourth book in the Starcatchers series, set twenty-three years after Peter and the Secret of Rundoon.

2010

• Another Pan by Daniel and Dina Nayeri, a dark reimagining in which an 18-year-old Peter Pan searches for the magic bone dust to avoid growing old.
• Midnight in Never Land by Perry Bradford-Wilson and Michael Norris, a dark fantasy novel, where Captain Hauke of the Royal Navy's attempts to rescue a girl from pirates on an island of no name go wrong when its secret denizens reveal themselves.
• Forever Neverland by Heather Killough-Walden, part of the Neverland Duet series.
• Wendy's Betrayal (La traición de Wendy) by Jose Alberto Arias, a Spanish dark sequel novel, where 12-year-old Ruth Kenthom desperately tries to save her younger sister from an evil Peter Pan who kidnaps children and lets them die in Neverland.
• Fairies and the Quest for the Never Land by Gail Carson Levine, the final book in the Fairy Dust trilogy.

2011

• Always Neverland by Zoe Barton, a children's adventure book. Ashley is the latest in a long line of “Wendy girls” Peter brings to Neverland, but she is more interested in adventure than playing mother.
• The Bridge to Never Land by Ridley Pearson and Dave Barry, the final book in the Starcatchers series. Siblings Sarah and Aidan, living in the modern world, uncover an ancient coded document that pulls them into Neverland’s mysteries.
• Shelby and the Lost Boy of Misbegot Island by John Edward Byrd and Sheree Sano. Set in the 1970s, it follows 15-year-old Shelby Simmons and her brothers as they encounter Mpeta and his pixie-like sidekick Yam-Yam, who take them to Misbegot Island to help the Adventure Pack defend themselves against bandit pirates.

2012

• Captain James Hook and the Curse of Peter Pan by Jeremiah Kleckner and Jeremy Marshall, first part of the Captain James Hook duology, follows Captain Hook as he awaits execution, recounting his history with Peter Pan from when he was a young boy.
• Dylan and the Dream Pirates by Jason Andrew, a children's novel following a young boy he searches for Peter Pan's lost treasure to cure his best friend's magical illness.
• Escaping Neverland by Lynn Wahl, follows Paige Morgan, who, while trying to save her best friend from being kidnapped, finds herself stranded on a tropical island that bears an uncanny resemblance to a children’s fantasy story.
• Lost Girl by Michaelbrent Collings, a paranormal fantasy where troubled Eve is pursued by a vampiric Peter Pan.
• Pete & Tink by Sherry Gammon, a contemporary romance about geeky Pete Pancerella, whose wish upon a star summons a five-and-a-half-inch faery determined to straighten him out.
• Second on the Right by Elizabeth Los, set in contemporary times, follows Captain Hook—here known as James Benedict—as he must rescue his son from becoming the latest host body for Pan, whose current form, Peter, is beginning to fail after three centuries.
• Tales of the Airship Neverland by John R. White, the first in the Tales of the Airship Neverland series, reimagines J.M. Barrie’s characters in a parallel Victorian-era dimension aboard an airship called Neverland, a floating community in the sky.
• Fairy Dust Never Rusts by John R. White, an interquel novella in the Tales of the Airship Never series which takes place sometime during the events of the first novel.
• Tiger Lily by Jodi Lynn Anderson, a romantic novel narrated by Tinker Bell, telling the story of fifteen-year-old Tiger Lily as she becomes enthralled and entangled in the life of Peter Pan.
• Other Oceans by Andrea Jones, the third book in the Hook & Jill saga.
• Son of Hook by David Earl, the first part of the Adventures of Peter Pan duology, which follows eighty year old Peter Banning as he discovers orphan children are being stolen away by Captain Hook's son.
• The Secret of Skeleton Bay by David Earl, sees Peter Banning racing to rescue Tiger Lily from Captain Hook Junior before he can resurrect his father, Captain Hook Senior, from beyond death.

2013

• Captain Hook and the Pirates of Mars by John R. White, the fourth book in the Tales of the Airship Neverland fairy tale series, and takes place three years after the previous novels.
• Hook's Pan by Marie Hall, part of her fairytale retelling series Kingdom, following Trishelle Page who is whisked from her starring role in a Peter Pan play to Neverland, where she is to be Captain Hook’s soulmate.
• Beyond Neverland by Heather Killough-Walden, the concluding book of the Neverland Duet duology.
• Peter Pan: Betwixt-and-Between by Peter Von Brown, an interquel exploring how Peter Pan transformed from an eternal infant in Kensington Gardens to the un-aging boy of Neverland.
• Neverland's Lament by Jason Medici, reimagining the original tale with Peter Pan struggling to maintain Neverland after Wendy Darling leaves.
• Nevermor by Lani Lenore, the first book in the Nevermor trilogy, set in a period parallel dimensional version of Neverland called Nevermor, where cognate counterparts of Peter Pan, James Hook, Wendy Darling, her brothers, and the Lost Boys—known here as the Wolf Pack—exist.
• Shades of Neverland by Carey Corp, a romance set in early 20th-century London and America, weaving historical figures and places connected to J.M. Barrie’s play into the narrative.
• Love, Tink by Elle Strauss is a six-episode romantic novelette series about a love-struck Tinker Bell who follows Peter Pan into modern-day New York, determined to win his heart:
  • Love, Tink
  • New York, New York
  • Love Stinks
  • Peter Panelli
  • Dazed & Befuddled
  • Fairy Madness

2014

• Captain James Hook and the Siege of Neverland by Jeremiah Kleckner and Jeremy Marshall, part of the Captain James Hook duology, follows Captain Hook as he chases Peter Pan to Neverland only to encounter a predator called the Forgetting.
• Death in Neverland by Heather C. Myers, the first in the Neverland series, a dark retelling of Peter Pan infused with Greek mythology and new characters.
• Escape from Neverland by Nils Nisse Visser, the first of the Lord of Wyrde Woods duology, which blends urban fantasy, magical realism, and environmental themes.
• Girl Lost by Nazarea Andrews, the first in the Neverland Lost duology, a New Adult contemporary tale where a troubled Gwen meets a mysterious boy named Peter.
• Forever Found by Nazarea Andrews, concluding the Neverland Lost duology as Peter struggles to save a dying Neverland after losing Gwen.
• Grounded by Jorge Enrique Ponce, reimagining Peter and Hook’s once-close friendship before their fateful split.
• Hooked by Bobbi J.G. Weiss, presenting an alternative origin for Captain Hook as Jonathan Stuart, a grumpy, post-alcoholic bookstore owner obsessed with fencing.
• Forsaken Dreamscape by Lani Lenore, the second book in the Nevermor trilogy.
• Lost: a Never Novella by C.S.R. Calloway, an interquel to the 1991 film Hook, exploring how Rufio arrived in Neverland and first clashed with Peter Pan.
• Alias Hook by Lisa Jensen, follows Captain Hook who is trapped in an endless war with Peter Pan, but things change when an adult woman dreams her way into Neverland.
• Hook's Daughter (also known as Hook’s Revenge) by Heidi Schulz, the first in the Hook’s Revenge duology, follows 12-year-old Jocelyn as she sets out to avenge her father, Captain Hook.
• The Pirate Code by Heidi Schulz concludes the Hook’s Revenge duology.
• Hook by K.R. Thompson, the first in The Untold Stories of Neverland, reimagining Captain Hook origins as Archie Jameson, a simple clerk who is shanghaied by Blackbeard.
• Never by Shay Lyhnham, a contemporary romance following Wendy Darling’s descendant Wynn Harper, who is taken to Neverland and learns its truth.
• None of Us Know Any Stories by Emma Sovich.
• The Fall of Peter Pan by K.L. Webber, a slightly dark and humorous take on the original story using unused notes from J.M. Barrie, where Wendy makes a deal with Peter to escape to Neverland but finds a lot more than she bargained for.
• Neverland by Anna Katmore, a young adult romantic fantasy and the first book.
• Pan's Revenge by Anna Katmore, the final book in the duology.

2015

• The Curse of the Neverland by Lindy MacLaine, the first in the Piper Pan and Her Merry Band series, where Peter Pan’s granddaughter, Piper, must save a dying Neverland.
• I Am Pan by Boyd Brent, presented as a journal seemingly written by a now teenage Peter Pan himself as he recounts his first great adventure with the Darling children.
• Lost Boi by Sassafras Lowrey, a queer punk BDSM reimagining set in an urban Neverland, where runaway "lost bois" create their own family under Pan’s leadership.
• Neverland by Shari Arnold, a modern-day retelling where grieving teen Livy Cloud retreats into a fantasy world to cope with her sister’s death.
• Never Never by Brianna R. Shrum, exploring the origin of James Hook as a Lost Boy who grows to resent Peter Pan.
• Essence of Neverland by Juna Jinsei, the first in the Legends of the Pan trilogy, follows the chaos that ensues when Peter Pan is killed and the race for his replacement as Neverland declines into mayhem.
• Peter by Jonathan M. Wenzel, the first book in the A Tale from Neverland duology.
• Peter Pan by Antoinette Truitt and King Ki'el, reimagining Peter as an escaped slave boy rescuing enslaved children, until Tinker Bell's jealousy of one of the children threatens his mission.
• Pan by Hinnimen West, a modern, visceral reimagining where Wendy, fearing her brother’s illness, finds herself in The Neverland alongside its paradoxical ruler.
• Pirating Wendy to Neverland by Lynn Floyd, a short story where Wendy is kidnapped by Captain Hook and taken to Neverland.
• Shadow Sun by Lani Lenore, the final book in the Nevermor trilogy, follows Wren and the survivors as they fight to restore Nevermor in The Rifter’s absence.
• The Pan by Matthew Hawk Eldridge, a realistic, historical-action take on Peter Pan’s origins, blending real-world settings with adventure.
• Pan by K.R. Thompson, the second book in The Untold Stories of Neverland, reveals Peter Pan’s past as a guardian of deceased children’s souls before meeting Tinker Bell and discovering Neverland.
• Nerida (also known as Sea Witch) by K.R. Thompson, the third in The Untold Stories of Neverland, follows young mermaid Nerida as she becomes the dreaded Sea Witch.

2016

• All Darling Children, by Katrina Monroe, in which Wendy's granddaughter, Madge, discovers the dark truth behind Peter Pan’s agelessness.
• Dreaming of Neverland by Samantha Baxter, a young adult book in which Ava dreams of a boy she’s never met—or has she? He seems an awful lot like Peter Pan.
• Loving the Wind, by Crissi Langwell, an alternative origin story of Tiger Lily.
• Escaping Neverland, by Melissa Lemon, in which Peter Pan nears adulthood and seeks a replacement as he struggles with the effects of traveling between Neverland and the real world.
• Love in Neverland, by Heather C. Myers, a dark retelling blending Barrie’s characters with Greek mythology.
• Life in Neverland, by Heather C. Myers, the conclusion to the Neverland series, where familiar characters navigate a mythological-infused Neverland.
• Orb of Neverland, by Rob Browatzke, where Wendy Darling, Dorothy Gale, and Alice must navigate the collision of Neverland, Oz, and Wonderland.
• Becoming Piper Pan, by Lindy MacLaine, and second part of the Piper Pan and Her Merry Band duology, as Peter Pan's granddaughter, Piper, flees across a dying Neverland to claim her legacy.
• Silver Scars, by Renata Marie, following Adela Nora Darling who turns to Wendy and the Lost Boys when dark fairies take her family to Neverland.
• Unhooked, by Lisa Maxwell, following Gwendolyn and her friend Olivia who are kidnapped to Neverland, where she must choose between a hero and a rogue pirate.
• The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up, by Burgandi Rakoska, where a hospitalized boy named Peter is taken by Pan to join the Lost Boys.
• The Carver, by Jacob Devlin, where an adult Peter Pan, teams up with the teenage son of Pinnochio, Crescenzo, to uncover their pasts.
• The Neverland Wars',' by Audrey Greathouse, the first book in the The Neverland Wars trilogy, where teenager Gwen is caught between the incoming war between Neverland and her reality.
• Never Ever, by Sara Saedi, where Wylie and her brother are taken by Phinn to an island where no one ages past seventeen.
• Everland, by Wendy Spinale, a steampunk/dieselpunk dystopian novel and the first book in the Everland series.
• Lost Boy, by Wendy Spinale, a prequel story to Everland.
• Peter Darling, by Austin Chant, a romance between an adult Peter Pan—who is actually a transgender man born as Wendy—and Captain Hook.
• Jack, by K.R. Thompson, final book of the The Untold Stories of Neverland series, following former Lost Boy Jack as he tries to leave Neverland while falling for a mermaid.
• Lost Girl, by Chanda Hann, a paranormal romantic novel and the first book in the Neverwood Chronicles, following an amnesiac Wendy haunted by shadows.
• Son of Pan, by Christopher Jalil, a children's book, where with Neverland in danger, Tinker Bell seeks out Peter Pan’s twelve-year-old son, Pan Darling, to save the kingdom.
• Wendy Darling: The Pirate Queen, by Walleye. Now twenty-five, Wendy is drawn back to Neverland by her new husband, only to find its ruler has gone mad.

2017

• The Death of Neverland, by Serena Mossgraves, an adult take on the classic tale, showing what happens when Peter Pan holds back on the full story of Neverland.
• Dust and Ash, by John R. White, the conclusion to the steampunk Tales of the Airship Neverland series, where a new threat emerges after decades of war, prompting a crew of air pirates to save their world.
• Hook's Tale, by John Leonard Pielmeier, a reimagined account of Captain Hook’s childhood and life in his own words.
• Kingdom of Hook, by Joshua B. Gibbs, an origin story of Captain Hook as James Crichton aboard Blackbeard's ship, drawing on unused notes from J.M. Barrie.
• The Last Pirate, by Jonathan M. Wenzel, the conclusion of the A Tale from Neverland duology.
• Neverland, by Emory R. Frie, part of the fairytale retelling series The Realms, where Wendy Darling returns to Neverland with friends and finds things have changed.
• Pan, by Christopher Ruz, an adult horror set on a magical archipelago where a never-aging boy collects followers until a new recruit seeks to stop him.
• Underlord of the Netherworld, by Juna Jinsei, the second book in the Legends of the Pan trilogy, where the Underlord of the Netherworld awakens as monsters attack Neverland.
• The Lady's Captain, by Alex Page, an anthology of five short stories about the evolving relationship between Captain Hook and Wendy.
• The Piper's Price, by Audrey Greathouse, the second book in The Neverland Wars trilogy.
• Other Islands, by Andrea Jones, the third book in the Hook & Jill saga.
• Lost Boy, by Christina Henry, a young adult novel reimagining Captain Hook’s origin story from his point of view.
• Lost Boy, by Chanda Hann, the second book in the Neverwood Chronicles trilogy, where Peter Pan tries to make Wendy remember him while Hook’s forces close in.
• The Girl Who Wouldn't Grow Up, by Rachel Shane, a modern-day retelling of Peter Pan, where senior high schooler Wendy seeks to avoid getting older, leading her to Peter Pan.
• Tinker Bell and the Pirate, by Vivienne Savage, part of the fairytale retelling series Once Upon a Spell, where Tinker Bell is drawn to Captain Hook.
• You Can Fly, by Chuck Rosenthal, where Peter and Wendy’s thirteen year old son Thomas discovers his family legacy when Captain Hook returns to despoil Neverland.

2018

• Before the Hook, by T.J. Thomas, reimagining Captain Hook and Peter Pan's origin story as brothers, Jas and Peter Rosewall.
• Escaping Neverland, by Angie Kang and Alexandra Wong, a retelling of Peter and Wendy about a boy finding his way home.
• Forever: The Autobiography of Peter Pan & Confessions of Tinkerbell, by Rob Brockman, set in WWII, where Peter aids England while Tinker Bell is now an adult.
• Hook's Daughter, by R. V. Bowman, the first in The Pirate Princess Chronicles, following Rommy Cavendish, Captain Hook’s daughter.
• Lost Girl, by R.M. Archer, following Nya, Hook’s granddaughter, who seeks revenge on Peter Pan but unexpectedly falls for him.
• Lost, by Constance Roberts, a gender-bent retelling in the Twisted Fairy Tales series, where Pandora of the Lost Girls seeks a mortal male to restore Neverland.
• Of Flight and Fancy, by Nicole Zoltack, part of Once Upon a Darkened Night, featuring a Peter Pan and Captain Hook reimagined as Percival Payne and Captain Hawkins.
• Peter Panhandler, by Lauren M. Flauding, the first in the Neverland 2.0 series, a modern reimagining of Peter Pan.
• Neverland 2.0: Rinky-Tink, by Lauren M. Flauding, the second in the series, set in a futuristic Neverland of games and technology.
• Umberland, by Wendy Spinale, the third book in the steampunk/dieselpunk Everland series.
• Ozland, by Wendy Spinale, the final book in the Everland series.
• The Grown Ups' Crusade, by Audrey Greathouse, the last book in The Neverland Wars trilogy.
• The Lost Kids, the conclusion to Sara Saedi’s duology Never Ever.
• The Wendy, by Erin Skye and Steven Brown, the first in Tales of the Wendy series, where Wendy meets the winged Peter Pan, leader of the everlost, and crosses paths with navy admiral Hook.
• The Mighty Hook, by Mark Tarrant, following a war between Captain Hook’s pirates and Peter Pan’s vampire children.
• Tigerlilja, by Dragon Authors, a prequel novella to Tales of the Wendy exploring Peter Pan’s Nordic/Greek origins.
• Petra Pan, by KuroKoneko Kamen, an adult gender-bent retelling where Petra Pan kidnaps terminally ill Eirwen Darling and his sisters to save Never Neverland.
• Lost Shadow, by Chanda Hahn, the final book in the Neverwood Chronicles, where Wendy and the Lost Boys fight to stop the Neverland program.
• Wendy, by Molly K. Mulligan, where a 20-year-old Wendy, studying abroad, discovers a portal to Neverland in New Zealand.
• Lost Boy, Found Boy, by Jenn Polish, a young adult sci-fi fantasy where Neverland exists as a virtual reality haven from military drafts.
• Nightmare of Neverland, by Tod C. Feren, the first in the Nightmare series, featuring Peter Pan as a vampire who kidnaps Captain Hook’s younger brother and his only son.

2019

• Neverland 2.0: On the Hook, by Lauren M. Flauding, the third book in the series.
• Beyond Neverland, an anthology by Olivia Marie, E.S. McMillan, Tracy Ball, and others, exploring what happened after the events of Peter and Wendy.
• Blood In The Water, by M.A. Kersh, an adult retelling of Captain Hook’s origin, part of the Scary Faerie Tales series.
• Chasing Pan: Tales from Neverland, by S. Cinders, part of the Dark Fairy Tales series. Hook’s daughter searches for Peter Pan to bring him back to Neverland in order to appease her father.
• Darling: Never Ever Neverland, by K.T. Hanna, in which Wendy Darling, working at a London orphanage, tries to save children forced into a dangerous thieving ring.
• Ellie Everlasting, by Isabel Scheck, an LGBT young adult novel set in a Neverland between life and the afterlife, where Ellie Parker arrives after a tragic accident.
• Hook & Crown, by Nicole Knapp, a duology in the vein of Aiden Thomas' Lost in the Never Woods.
  • Hook & Crown, the first book.
  • Stars & Steel, the conclusion.
• Lost Boys, by Riley Quinn, the first book in the Lost Boys series.
• Shadows, by Riley Quinn, a short story prequel to Lost Boys.
• The Never: A Tale of Peter and the Fae, by Don Jones, a different take on Peter Pan’s origins and the Lost Boys…and Girls.
• Once Lost Always, by Ife Disu, following a divergent character based on Tiger Lily, Ebony Rose, who teams up with Captain Hook to stop Peter Pan.
• Pan's Secret, by R. V. Bowman, the second book in The Pirate Princess Chronicles]].
• The Navigator, by Erin Michelle Sky and Steven Brown, the second book in the Tales of the Wendy series. Wendy, guided by a magical compass, leads Hook’s ship to Neverland, facing imps, flying ships, and growing darkness.
• Forever Neverland, by Susan Adrian, following Wendy Darling’s great-great-grandchildren, Clover and Fergus, as they journey to a crisis-ridden Neverland.
• Neverland's Key, by R. V. Bowman, the final book in The Pirate Princess Chronicles.
• Lost Boys, a New Adult contemporary romance series by Gina L. Maxwell, reimagining J.M. Barrie’s characters in modern times with MM and MF romance.
  • Lost and Found, the first book.
  • Lost in Darkness, the second book.
• Neverland in Chaos, an adult/YA fantasy trilogy by J.B. Trepagnier.
  • The Lost Girl of Neverland, the first book.
  • Hook, the second book.
  • The First Girl of Neverland, the final book.
• Peter Pan Prequels, a children's/YA fantasy series by Baby Black.
  • Peter Pan: A Prequel, the first book.
  • Peter Pan 2: A Prequel's Sequel, the second book.
  • Peter Pan 3: A Prequel's Sequel's Sequel, the final book.

2020

• Alice in Neverland, by R.A. Jones and Gary Kato, in which Peter Pan, struggling with the loss of his Lost Boys, gains an unexpected companion when orphaned Alice arrives in Neverland.
• Dead Lies Dreaming, by Charles Stross, a spy novel retelling set in a universe similar to the Laundry Files. A gang led by Imp must retrieve an occult text while being pursued by corporate thieftaker Wendy Deere.
• Dreaming Of Neverland, by Janet Contreras, a reimagining of Peter Pan’s origin and arrival in Neverland.
• Neverland 2.0: Cora's Tale, by Lauren M. Flauding, following the Neverland mermaid Cora, and the conclusion of the Neverland 2.0 series.
• Neverland Falling, by Brittany Fichter, the first part in her Classical Kingdoms retelling of Peter Pan, where Neverland is a world Peter created with the help of a fallen star.
• Breaking Neverland, by Brittany Fichter, the second part in Classical Kingdoms, in which Wendy is banished after endangering Neverland and must save her brothers from the fae.
• The Legendary Exploits of Captain Hook, by Ryan Brown, following Captain Hook's journeys told through the journals of those who knew him.
• The Lost Girl, by R.M. Bingaman, a gender-bent retelling in which Poe and other girls on a mysterious island try to recover their lost memories.
• Mere Phantasy, by Lauren Ashley, in which Lacey Rose is pulled back to Neverland by its ruler after her mother’s death.
• Neverlander, by Elora Burrell, the first book in the Neverlander series.
• Peter Pan/Robin Hood, by Kail Muse, a mashup story in which Peter Pan met the legendary outlaw Robin Hood.
• Second Star: A Neverland Novella, by Bree Moore, set two years after Peter Pan as Wendy returns to a changed Neverland.
• Straight on Till Morning, by Liz Braswell, part of Disney's Twisted Tale series, in sixteen-year-old Wendy gets entangled with Captain Hook's dealings and must work with Tinker Bell to save Peter.
• The Kingdom of Fairytales: Peter Pan series by J. A. Armitage follows 17-year-old Lyric, Peter Pan’s adopted daughter, as she uncovers her origins and secrets of Neverland.
  • Queen of Skies, in which Lyric’s search for adventure leads her to a hidden stranger in the floating city of Aire.
  • Heiress of Stars, where Lyric follows Bay to Neverland seeking answers.
  • Throne of Feathers, in which Lyric learns more about Neverland’s past and Bay’s origins.
  • Goddess of Air, where Lyric must embrace her destiny before Captain Hook destroys everything.
• A Worthy Opponent, by Katee Robert, part of the Wicked Villains series, where a traumatized Tinker Bell allies with Hook to stop Pan.
• Dust, by Kara Swanson, the first book in the Heirs of Neverland duology. Claire Kenton searches for her missing twin while Peter Pan, now flightless, races against Hook to find her.
• The Cove, by Riley Quinn, the second book in the Lost Boys series.
• The PAN, by Jenny Hickman, the first book in THE PAN Trilogy.
• Wendy, After Neverland, by M.A. Karter, set in World War I, in which nurse Wendy Darling recalls her last adventure with Peter.
• The Tale of Tiger Lily, by Jill Featherstone, a story from Tiger Lily’s perspective detailing her first encounters with Peter Pan and Captain Hook.
• The Tales from Neverland duology by Mikaela Hancock:
  • Beyond Relatively Normal, the first part in the duology.
  • War Games, the second part of the duology.

2021

• To Believe in Peter Pan, by Monica Shantel, the first in her duology. Lost girl Lili becomes involved in a power struggle with Peter Pan as she tries to change both him and Neverland for the better.
• To Believe in the Demon King, by Monica Shantel, the second in the duology. Lili's twin sister Lia fights both her and Peter Pan to save Neverland from freezing over and return it to normal.
• Darling, by K. Ancrum, a young adult LGBT novel set in contemporary Chicago, in which Wendy Darling meets the mysterious Peter, who leads her to a subterranean world where various characters live.
• A Land of Never After, by R.L. Davennor, the first in the adult Curses of Never series, in which Peter Pan meets Pirates of the Caribbean with an LGBTQ+ twist.
• Hooked, by Emily McIntire, part of the Never After series. Set in contemporary times, James intends to get even on Peter Michaels by targeting his daughter Wendy.
• Lost, by Nicholle Pugmire, a fantasy adventure novel in which Winnifred Elizabeth Darling finds herself on a ship full of Lost Ones, with no memory of how she got there and no clear way home.
• Nevernever, by Elora Burrell, the second installment of the Neverlander series.
• Shadow, by Kara Swanson, a YA novel and the concluding book in the Heirs of Neverland duology. Claire and Peter Pan have to restore a crumbling Neverland by stopping their own respective disturbed siblings.
• Second Star to the Right, by Sarah Beran, part of The Order of the Fountain series, featuring Pan as a crew member under the pirate Lesard.
• The Sun And The Shadow, by Ilya Ellis, in which, when Peter Pan disappears, the Crowning Games are set up to decide a new ruler to control Neverland—until Peter Pan himself suddenly returns.
• Wendy Darling, by A. C. Wise, a dark fantasy novel following an adult Wendy Darling who must face her emotional and mental demons and return to Neverland to save her kidnapped daughter from Peter Pan.
• Stolen by Pan, by Jessi Ramey, the first novel in the Stolen by Pan trilogy. It follows teenager Kit Starling, who is kidnapped by Peter Pan and taken to Neverland, where she must help him save the island if she wants to go home.
• Lost in the Never Woods, by Aiden Thomas, set in the small coastal town of Astoria, where Wendy's search for her two brothers leads to a mysterious boy called Peter.
• The Dark, by Riley Quinn, the final book in his Lost Boys series.
• The HOOK, by Jenny Hickman, the second book in The PAN Trilogy series.
• The CROC, by Jenny Hickman, the final book in The PAN Trilogy series.
• The Neverland Girl, by Dash Hoffman and illustrated by El Geron, about Emma, a smart, determined nine-year-old who’s secluded from the world for health reasons. By a twist of fate, she meets someone who changes her whole life by teaching her to use her imagination through the tale of Peter Pan.
• Wendy, Darling, by Rebecca F. Kenney, an adult fantasy romance and the third book in the Immortal Warriors series and the first part of A Fae Peter Pan Romance.
• Captain Pan, by Rebecca F. Kenney, the final part of A Fae Peter Pan Romance.
• Son of Neverland, by Cal R. Barnes, set a century after Peter Pan defeated Captain Hook, when a new—rather, older—ancient threat returns to Neverland, leading Peter and Tiger Lily to band together with their friends to save their home from something far worse than Hook.
• Surviving Tiger Lily, by Mandy Nachampassack-Maloney.
• Tink and Wendy, by Kelly Ann Jacobson, an LGBT young adult novel that explores what would happen if Tinker Bell fell in love with Wendy Darling, despite her admiration for Peter Pan, as discovered by Hope Darling, granddaughter of Wendy and Peter.
• Peter, by Christian Michael, part of the Legend of the Pan adult series that combines the material of James Matthew Barrie with the works of J. R. R. Tolkien and George R. R. Martin. This second installment explores how Peter becomes the first child Pan in a millennium, joining the ranks of the Pans of the Great Self, who have protected the divine powers of creation and the very fabric of reality itself for over eight millennia.
• The Neverland: Chronicles of Red series, an adult dark romance fantasy series with reverse harem and MMFMM overtones by Crea Reitan:
  • Neverwith, the first book in the series.
  • Nevershade, the second book in the series.
  • Neverblood, the third book in the series.
  • Nevermore, the final book in the series.

2022

• A Dance with the Devil, by R.L. Davennor, second book in the Curses of Never series.
• A Sea of Eternal Woe, by R.L. Davennor, third book Curses of Never series.
• Hooked, by Annette K. Larsen, part of her Tales of Winberg series featuring a renamed cast of characters; Cecily, Princess Marilee, Falstone, and Captain Huckley.
• Endless Neverland, by Florencia Silva Rivera, the first of the Endless Neverland series in which Wendy Darling discovers the stories of Peter Pan do not match the actual truth about him or Neverland.
• Stranded with Pan, by Jessi Ramey, the second novel in the Stolen by Pan series.
• God of Neverland, by Gama Ray Martinez, the first novel in his Defenders of Lore series, where a grown-up Michael Darling returns to Neverland to find a missing Peter Pan and save the island, connecting Peter Pan to Celtic mythology.
• Darling Girl, by Liz Michalski, a dark modern-day reimagining where the daughter of Holly Darling, granddaughter of Wendy Darling, is kidnapped by the dangerous Peter Pan, and Holly must struggle against the odds to find her.
• An Awfully Big Adventure, by George Mitchell, a sequel story and the first of a planned trilogy in which a disillusioned Peter Pan considers growing up after Captain Hook's apparent death, forcing the Lost Boys to find a way to bring Hook back.
• Hooked, by A. C. Wise, a dark fantasy novel set in the same universe as Wendy Darling, where a tortured Captain Hook escapes Neverland only to be pursued by Peter Pan’s monster twenty years later, forcing him to be the villain one last time.
• Hooked, by Hailey Jade, a story about what would happen if Wendy Darling fell for Captain Hook.
• Forgotten, by Nicholle Pugmire, a fantasy adventure novel and sequel to Lost, where eight-year-old Thomas, unable to fit into the real world and facing war, returns to the Never but finds new challenges.
• Lost Boy, by Kassidy Mae Claren, the first book in The Lost Boy series, following Will, who searches for a place to call home and may have found it in Neverland.
• Petra, by Miranda R. Urena, illustrated by James A. Knox, about a London girl named Petra who, while trying to save her best friend, ends up in Neverland.
• Off the Hook, by Mindy LeMieux, a romantic YA retelling featuring a romance between Wendy Darling and a younger, reformed Captain Hook after both accidentally end up in 21st-century USA.
• The Little Mermaid and Captain Hook, by Jessica Erin, a romantic adult novel that mixes the stories of Captain Hook and The Little Mermaid.
• The Rescue, by Lucy Gould, the first in the Tales of Neverland series, following Lady Wendy Darling, whose fantasies of the literary Peter Pan are not the same as the real one when he comes calling.
• Lost Boy, by Emery LeeAnn, the first book in the adult The Unfortunate series, about a Lost Boy who turns on Peter Pan upon discovering his true nature.
• Lost Boy, by Andi Lawrencovna, a dark fantasy novel reimagining the origins of Captain Hook.
• Second to the Right, by T.S. Kinley, an erotic romance and the first book in The Neverland Chronicles series, following Gwen, a descendant of Wendy Darling, who is swept into a hedonistic life in Neverland while discovering its darker secrets.
• Never Never, by Serena Valentino, the ninth book in her Disney Villains series, based on the animated Captain Hook, revealing his past as a Lost Boy and his rivalry with Peter Pan.
• The Never and Night series, an adult romantic fantasy series by Lily Archer:
  • A Land of Never and Night, the first book in the series.
  • A Sea of Risk and Ruin, the second book in the series.
  • An Isle of Secrets and Shadows, the final book in the series.
• The Never Tales: Volume One, an anthology by Anne J. Hill and Hannah Carter featuring various Peter Pan retellings, some with more mature themes.
• The Heart of Neverland, by Natalie J. Reddy, a supernatural fantasy novel and the first in The Neverwitch Chronicles, where nineteen-year-old Dani, after her mother's murder, searches for the truth about her past with the help of Peter, who seems to be from another world.
• The Vicious Lost Boys series, an adult fantasy series by Nikki St. Crowe:
  • The Never King, the first book in the series.
  • The Dark One, the second book in the series.
  • Their Vicious Darling, the third book in the series.
  • The Fae Princes, the upcoming final book in the series.
• The Neverland Chronicles series, a fantasy series by T.S. Kinley:
  • Beyond the Veil, the first book in the series.
  • Second to the Right, the second book in the series.
  • Straight on till Morning, the final book in the series.
• The Wonder in Neverland series, a fantasy series by K.A. Last, where Wonderland meets Neverland:
  • Beneath the Waves of the Neversea, the first book in the series, following Ronan, who is banished to Wonderland until he is forced together with Wendie.
  • The Edge of Madness, the second book in the series, following Alessa, the sister of Alice, who is helped by Ronan to escape Neverland and reach Wonderland.
  • The Neverland Curse, the third book in the series, where Alessa and Ronan fight to retrieve his stolen key after rescuing Alice from her father.
• Never, Never, by Sierra Storm, a dark romance following Wanda Barrie, who is cursed with bad luck and secrets, and is whisked away to Neverland by Peter Pan on her twentieth birthday.

2023

• The Another Damned is a young adult duology written by Myka Bound
  • Another Damned Darling Modern day descendants of Wendy Darling: Never and her teenage brother Matty discover the stories of Neverland are true when Matty is lured away by a soul sucking demon who was once Pan, with Captain Hook being it's jailer.
  • Another Damned Pirate Never and Matty discover even though they've escaped Neverland they haven't yet escaped Petra's clutches as they soon learn something has followed them back to their world sent by this soul sucking demon to retrieve them or destroy them both.
• Abby in Neverland by Sarah Mlynowski, part of the Whatever After children series following the siblings Abby and Jonah. Peter Pan whisks away Jonah and his friends as new Lost Boys, prompting Abby and fairy guide Maryrose to chase after her brother and company to get them back.
• The Legacy of Villains by Juliet Lockwood, a young adult novel following Captain Hook's daughter Jo Hook as she unravels mysteries and quests in order to free her father from Peter Pan.
• Darling Madness by Rosemary A. Johns, first of the Lost Boys of Never series a contemporary reverse harem dark fairy tale reimagining of Peter Pan.
• Finding the Lost Boys written by Cat Bowser and first of The Second Star Trilogy an adult take focusing on the survival of the Lost Boys.
• Saving Neverland by Abi Elphinstone. Siblings Martha and Scruff Pennydrop find themselves aiding Peter Pan and his Lost Kids in breaking a curse of eternal winter upon Neverland.
• Far From Neverland by Rylee Hale, a MM adult romance novel about Captain Hook and an older Peter Pan.
• Hooked by M.C.Frank, part of the Rakes and Ruin series. Peter Darlington falls for Captain Hook's daughter Wendy.
• The Other Side of Never, an anthology series featuring more darker tales inspired by J. M. Barrie's classic stories of Neverland.
• Peter Pan & Wendy, by Elizabeth Rudnick, a novelization of the 2023 film of the same title.
• Tiger Lily and the Secret Treasure of Neverland, by Cherie Dimaline. Set in the world of the film Peter Pan & Wendy before the film's events, the novel follows thirteen year-old Tiger Lily in her quest to keep a powerful treasure out of the pirates' hands.
• Losing Neverland by Evelyn Montgomery, told from Wendy Darling on what happens when Peter Pan descends into villainy becoming more like his nemesis Captain Hook.
• The Lost Girl by Allison Spooner. The young great-granddaughter of Peter Pan, Angela, is dying, and goes to Neverland for her last shot at life.
• Never by Jessa Hastings, first of the Never Series. Wendy's granddaughter Daphne is torn between Peter Pan and a pirate named Jem Hook.
• Neverlost by Carmen Black, part of her Wickedly Grim series, following Captain Hook's daughter Molly.
• The Boy Who Disliked Mothers by L.A Drecketts, a Jamaican set re-telling of Peter Pan depicting Peter as an abused child of a narcissistic mother.
• The Never Heir by Courtney Millecam, and part of young adult The Otherworlds series set in the 1920's. After having escaped to London from his hellish time in Neverland, teenage Tootles returns in order to save Evie's missing sister and fix the fallout of his betrayal of Peter Pan.
• Peter Phantom by Lysette Kennedy, presenting a mirror world version of Neverland renamed Nightmare Islands.
• The Neverland Series is an adult fantasy series by Bailey Black featuring older versions of the classic characters
  • The Lost Darling first part of the trilogy.
  • Second Star to the Right second part of the trilogy.
  • The Island of the Lost final part of the trilogy.
  • Becoming Hook by Mary Mecham, a new adult retelling. The original Lost Boy James and Peter Pan's best friend betrays him when he finds out that Peter is kidnapping children, sending James down a twisted dark path of being pirate Captain Hook.
• The Brutal Never Boys is a dark RH adult series written by Mona Black featuring grown up characters.
  • King of Nothing, first in the trilogy.
  • Lord of Shadows, second in the trilogy.
  • Queen of Dreams, final in the trilogy.
• The Mirror Islands is a young adult series mashup of Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland written by Jeni Conrad.
  • Peter Pan in Wonderland - having long since left Neverland; a now teenage Peter Pan finds himself transported to Wonderland in search of his lost sister Alice.
  • Alice in Neverland - while Alice is now in Neverland; Peter is caught up in a plot by Lost Boy Leo to free all the stolen children that have been hoarded over the years by King Garret in Goblin City.
  • Wendy and the Lost Girls - Peter, Jillian, Alice, and Leo encounter an amnesiac Wendy searching for her lost sisters with new but familiar Travis and white rabbit Marvin to put an end to Garret.
• Starling and Pan, the final book in the Stolen by Pan trilogy by Jessi Ramey.
• The Anchor That Weighs Me by Scarlett Luna Strange and book two of the Tales From Sandy Shore series. Shape-shifter Mikkel steals to feed his pack of lost boys until he meets mermaid Naja.
• Not Quite Wendy, a modern day retelling by Heather Kindt. On an awkward romantic trip with her boyfriend Peter, Wendy meets Tate Hook and begins to question what she believes of her romantic relationship.
• Neverland Returns, a YA romance novel by Rebecca Fittery and part of fairytale-retelling series Istoire Awakens. Wendy and Hook must try to repair their relationship in order to accomplish their respective goals of saving Neverland and returning to Istoire.

2024

• The Lost Ones by Lauren De Stefano and part of the Dark Ascension series. An origin story of Captain Hook as a child, as he and his twin sister Marlene find themselves in Neverland.
• I Prefer Peter by Mia Battaglia, a dark story in which messed up Benjamin "Peter" Green finds in a strange world before time, Paragon, and his place in that world.
• Devourer of Men by Nikki St. Crowe, a dark MMF romantic fantasy set in an alternative Neverland called Everland.
• Falling From Neverland by Jennifer Lefort, and the second installment in her Silhouettes series.
• Found Boys by Leigh G, a more mature novel in which Lost Boys who have no more use for Peter Pan literally become a part of Neverland.
• A Forest of Blackened Trees, an adult novel by R.L. Davennor and sequel to A Land of Never After in the Curses of Never series.
• The Serpent and the Swallow, also by Davennor and prequel to A Land of Never After in the Curses of Never series.
• Never Say Never by N. Owens, part of her adult Why-Choose series of mafia romance set in contemporary times with human adult characters.
• These Deathless Shores, a genderbent origin story of Captain Hook by P. H. Low that combines original tale with heavily featured Malaysian mythology and folklore.
• Kidnapping of a Myth by Nicole Scarano, a fantasy mystery book from the Autopsy of a Fairytale series.
• Coira in Everland by Kirk Clendinning, a sequel to Peter and Wendy that explores what happened to Tinker Bell after Peter Pan forgot her.
• The Isle of Stars by Luna Nightshade and Tina Herrick and first of The North Star Series, following the youngest daughter to Captain Hook, Astoria, and her relationship to Peter Pan.
• The Lost Girl Series is an adult series written by T.A. Lawrence described as a dark romance retelling focusing on the character of Wendy Darling.
  • Losing Wendy - A deal made by her parents to save her from a deathly illness comes back to bite Wendy as she nears her twentieth birthday.
  • Freeing Hook - With Wendy betrayed and captured aboard a pirate ship, she is forced to make a deal to free Peter of his curse.
  • Caging Darling - Upcoming final in the trilogy.
• Lost Girl, written by Elle Garnet and the first of The Heart Of Neverland series. Set in relative contemporary times, a bereaved girl is drawn to a mysterious outsider known as Peter.
• Shadow, written by Emberly Jade, first of the Neverland's Darlings series. The Darling children find themselves brought back to Neverland to find Peter Pan has vanished without a trace.
• Veiled in Stars and Silver, part of the Enemies Ever After by J. Ann Curtis. Wendy Darling returns to Neverland after seven years preparing to rescue her brothers from Captain Hook.
• Peter Pan is Gay, a queer fantasy retelling written by Javier Donatello.
• The Last Lost Girl, written by Casey L. Bond as the first in a duology. Ava and her sister Belle get swept up in the fight between an adult Peter Pan and his Lost Boys versus Captain Hook and his men, with Belle possessing something important that both sides want.

2025

• The First Lost Boy by Casey L. Bond and sequel to The Last Lost Girl.
• The Captain, the final book in the Tales of the Wendy series by Dragon Authors.
• The Ruin of Starlight by Juliet Lockwood and sequel to The Legacy of Villains, as a dying Jo and mortal Peter Pan must find their way back through the stars to Neverland.

Books with unconfirmed release dates

• The Blood of Neverland, the second book in the Neverwitch Chronicles by Natalie J. Reddy.
• The Battle for Neverland and Wendy’s Final Journey, prequels to An Awfully Big Adventure in a planned trilogy by George Mitchell.
• Freeing Hook: A Dark Fantasy Peter Pan Retelling, written by T.A. Lawrence, second of The Lost Girls Series
• Legends of the Pan (working title), the final book in the Legends of the Pan trilogy by Juna Jinsei.
• Misplaced: An MM+ Anti-Peter Pan Retelling an adult anti-retelling of Peter Pan by N. Slater
• Tink, by Gina Maxwell and the third book in her Lost Boys series

Non-fiction

• Fifty Years of Peter Pan by Roger Lancelyn Green is an account of the first 50 years of Peter Pan's stage history.
• J.M. Barrie and The Lost Boys by Andrew Birkin is an account of the meeting and relationship between Barrie and the Llewelyn Davies] family, and how Peter Pan came to be created, based on his docudrama The Lost Boys broadcast in 1978.
• The Peter Pan Syndrome: Men Who Have Never Grown Up, was written in 1983 by Dr. Dan Kiley, who popularised the Peter Pan syndrome in his book about individuals (usually male) with underdeveloped maturity; his next book, The Wendy Dilemma (1984), advises women romantically involved with "Peter Pans" on how to improve their relationships.
• Peter Pan on Stage and Screen, 1904–2010 by Bruce Hanson covers the genesis of Peter Pan and its productions in the UK and US; an updated edition of Hanson's work The Peter Pan Chronicles, published in 1993.
• The Art of Pan (2015), an illustrated guide book to the making of Joe Wrights's 2015 film Pan, written by Christopher Grove. The book features concept illustrations, storyboards and other preproduction material, as well as interview with the director and key cast members such as Hugh Jackman and Rooney Mara.
• Off to Never Land: 70 Years of Disney’s Peter Pan (2022), an in-depth look into Walt Disney's 1953 Peter Pan by writer Jim Korkis, with the foreword written by Margaret Kerry.