Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie, originally published 1911. Barrie wrote two Peter Pans at once: the bright musical one for children, and a darker one underneath in narrator-asides aimed at the adults reading aloud. Modern readers come for the children's adventure and stay for the parent's vertigo - a classic that knows it is about loss as well as flight.

This is a Liftable Edition: Clearview caps paper-plus-binding weight at 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds) for every Liftable title, so it stays comfortable to hold and read for extended periods -- a physical accessibility standard most large-print publishers do not set at all.

For collection development: this is a large-print edition intended for low-vision and aging patrons, and for any reader who finds standard trade print tiring over a long sitting. It suits large-print and accessibility collections, adult and young-adult general collections where the text is a standard, and reading-room copies where a durable case binding matters. Each volume is held under 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds) of paper and binding, so it can be read at a table or in a lap without a stand. The text is unabridged and reproduced from a public-domain source without modernisation.

Algorithmic Quality Assurance: this edition was checked by 123 deterministic tests covering typography, pagination, colour, cover geometry and metadata, then read by frontier language models for semantic review and holistic evaluation. What was checked, and what those results do and do not mean, is explained in the back of the book.

This Clearview Editions hardcover is built on a production standard that significantly exceeds the industry norm for large-print publishing. The body text is set at 18-point Atkinson Hyperlegible Next on 27-point leading, 1.5 line spacing --- the minimum WCAG 2.2 Level AAA Success Criterion 1.4.8 sets for a block of text, and the figure UKAAF's large-print guidance gives as well. The leading North American large-print hardcover imprints typically set their body text at 16 point, and most large-print trade paperbacks release at 14 to 16 point. At 18 point, Clearview Editions offers text that is measurably larger than every other major large-print publisher, specifically for readers with low vision, macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, or any visual condition that makes standard trade print frustrating or impossible to read for long stretches. The trim size is equally generous. Clearview Editions is printed on a 7x10-inch page, substantially larger than the 6x9 hardcover that is standard in the large-print industry and roughly 50 percent larger by area than the 5x8 trade paperback trim most legacy large-print paperback imprints use.

The extra page area is deliberate: it allows the 18-point body to set at the 50-to-55 character line length that reading-fatigue research identifies as optimal, without the narrow text columns and cramped margins that plague smaller-trim large-print books. The body font, Atkinson Hyperlegible Next, was developed by the Braille Institute of America specifically to maximize letter recognition for readers with low vision, macular degeneration, and visual processing differences. It distinguishes between commonly-confused letter pairs - lowercase l versus uppercase I, the digit 0 versus uppercase O, b versus d, p versus q - using distinctive shape features that preserve readability even under eye strain. Text is set ragged right with no word division: WCAG 2.2 1.4.8 and UKAAF both advise against justifying large-print text, since the uneven word spacing it creates is harder to track, and against breaking a word across a line ending, since the reader then has to reassemble it.

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J. M. Barrie (1860-1937) is a fixture of the English-language canon almost entirely on the strength of one creation: Peter Pan, who first appeared onstage in 1904 and then as the novel Peter and Wendy in 1911. Few fictional figures have traveled as far into ordinary culture - "Peter Pan syndrome," Neverland, and the given name Wendy (which Barrie is credited with popularizing as a name for real children) all originate with this one Scottish playwright and novelist. Barrie was already an established, successful writer and dramatist before Peter Pan; the character nonetheless eclipsed everything else he wrote and made him one of the most performed authors in the English theatrical repertoire. The book's origin is genuinely unusual and worth a library's attention on its own terms. Barrie lost an older brother, David, in a skating accident at age thirteen, and their mother's grief - she took comfort in imagining David frozen forever at that age - has long been read by biographers as the emotional root of Peter Pan's central idea: a boy who never grows up. Barrie later formed a close, well-documented friendship with the Llewelyn Davies family, whose sons were his model for the Lost Boys; he became the boys' guardian after their parents' early deaths, a relationship that has drawn ongoing biographical scrutiny. In 1929 Barrie gave the copyright to Peter Pan to Great Ormond Street Hospital for sick children, an unusual act of literary philanthropy that still funds the hospital's care today. Readers come to Peter Pan for the darker, stranger book behind the pantomime image - a story genuinely ambivalent about growing up, laced with real melancholy under the flight and swordplay. It rewards adults returning to it as much as it does children meeting it for the first time. This Clearview Editions large-print printing - 18-point Atkinson Hyperlegible Next, ragged-right, with no word-division - puts that fuller text within reach of low-vision and aging readers who usually meet Peter Pan only through film and stage adaptations.

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