Lost Girl

Neverwood Chronicles, Book 1

By: Chanda Hahn

Narrated by: Stephanie Willis

Wendy doesn't remember anything about Neverland or the experiments done on her there as a child. Seven years later, all she wants is a normal life, but shape-shifting shadows plague her dreams and turn her life into a waking nightmare. When the shadows attack at a football game and a boy disappears right in front of her, she realizes these wraith-like shadows are real. They're not just haunting, they're hunting. A mysterious boy named Peter, his foul-mouthed sidekick, and a band of misfit boys intervene before Wendy faces a similar fate. But can they trust Wendy enough to take her to Neverwood Academy and reveal all of their hidden secrets when she's hiding a secret of her own, or will the dreaded Red Skulls find her and drag her back to Neverland?

©2016 Chanda Hahn (P)2017 ListenUp Audiobooks

A new twist on a classic

This story is so unique and different I enjoyed the characters the plot And everything in between.. I cannot wait to delve into the rest of the series

loved it

her voice was so calming and she had added different voice for every person's personality. I loved the book Iland I would definitely love to read more.

Surprisingly good

I was hesitant to start this book fearing it might be too much of a children's tale. It wasn't and I'm so happy I finally listened to it. It had surprising but familiar twists and turns and never lost my interest. I am eagerly starting the next book in the series.

Dark, but highly intriguing. A fantastic book.

I was predisposed to like this book due to the Peter Pan theme, but wound up more and more intrigued as I listened. Knowing the Peter Pan story (book or movie) won’t spoil the plot of this book, trust me.

Great pace, wonderful characters. A bit dark and violent for younger audiences - I would recommend for teens+ though.

The first few chapters may leave you wondering “what am I listening to and where is this going?!” By the end you’ll be pretty impressed at the journey.

This book surprised me and turned out to be well-deserving of my first-ever Audible review (not that I haven’t listened to others, but this is the first to tug my heart enough to warrant).

As for the narrator: I think she did extremely well. Good switch between characters. My only qualm is that sometimes she over-acted more than necessary.

Retelling

This is an Interesting take on the retelling of Peter Pan. Wendy Owen’s realizes things are not what they seem when she starts seeing shadows. She had already been sent away before when she was younger and her parents are trying to send her away again which is why she runs away trying to chase memories she can’t recall.