Peter Pan Vs Tv Show

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The story of peter pan and the tv show are completely different. Another thing is the book and the tv shows are really similar. In the book some characters are talked about a lot more in the book then in the tv show. Lastly some of the events that happened in the happen differently than in the tv show.
One of the biggest differences i noticed in the book and tv show. The dog in the book the dog is like a maid to the children and in the tv show the dog is a normal house dog. I have also noticed is that the book in a different country then the tv show. The tv show takes place in the united states. Peter pan in the book it a human. Also, peter pan in the tv show he is a shadow.
The book talks about wendy and how she visit neverland with peter

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