J.M. Barrie's "Peter and Wendy" or Peter Pan Coloring Pages
Welcome to my Peter Pan coloring pages section.
Peter Pan started out as a stage play. J.M. Barrie wrote it in 1904 and turned it into the novel "Peter and Wendy" in 1911. In 1929 he gave the rights to a children's hospital in London, so the boy who never grew up has been helping sick kids ever since.
Jump to: Peter and Friends | Hook's Crew | Neverland
Peter Pan and Friends
Peter Pan
Peter Pan lost his shadow in the Darling family's nursery, and Wendy sewed it back on for him. He was so pleased that he asked her to come along to Neverland.
Tinker Bell
Tinker Bell is a tinker, so she mends pots and kettles. She's also so tiny that she only has room for one feeling at a time, which is why she can switch from sweet to furious in a flash.
Wendy Darling
The Lost Boys didn't have a mother in Neverland, so they asked Wendy to be theirs. She tucked them in at night and darned their socks and told them bedtime stories, which they liked best of all.
The Lost Boys
Poor Tootles is the unluckiest of the Lost Boys, because he always seems to be somewhere else when the exciting things happen. The others get plenty of adventures, though, with pirates and mermaids and a very large crocodile around.
Hook's Crew
Captain Hook
Captain Hook cares a great deal about good manners. He went to a very proper school and can't stand anything he thinks is bad form, which is a funny thing to worry about when you've got a hook for a hand.
Mr. Smee
Mr. Smee is Captain Hook's boatswain, which you say as "bo-sun". It means he's in charge of the ship's ropes and crew, and he's always close by when the captain wants something.
The Crocodile
The crocodile in Peter Pan got a taste of Captain Hook's hand once and has followed him around hoping for the rest ever since. It also swallowed a clock, so Hook always hears a tick tock when it's close.
Hook's Ship
galleon ship
Neverland
No two children picture Neverland the same way. In the book it's an island that shifts a little for everyone who imagines it, with bright splashes of color in different places. Peter's version has a mermaid lagoon, a pirate ship and a hideout underground. Yours might have something else entirely.
The lagoon is where the mermaids live, and they love to splash anyone who wanders too close. Tinker Bell is easier to spot, because she zips around as a tiny glowing light.
Mermaids
Mermaids in Neverland love to float on their backs in the lagoon and bat bubbles around with their tails like balls. They don't care for visitors much, though.
Neverland Mermaid coloring pages
Neverbirds
Talking Trees
