While I agree with your assessment that the novel is concerned with the imagination and the fantastical and that this differs from Treasure Island which holds a greater sense of realism (however implausible), I disagree with your perspective that Peter and Wendy does not have the conventions of a "boy's book." Specifically, I disagree with your statement that "boy's books" involve characters who go on adventures and come back changed and that this is lacking in the novel. While you are correct, I believe, in saying that these conventions do not apply to Peter, I would argue that Wendy experiences the stereotypical conventions of a "boy's book" but through a feminine perspective. For instance, Wendy goes to the Neverland and experiences the
