Answer:
James Matthew Barrie.
Step-by-step explanation:
The famous children's fairy tale story of "Peter Pan" was written by James Matthew Barrie. He was a Scottish author and playwright, whose story of "Peter Pan" has been made even in movies.
Peter Pan was first only a part of a story within a story in Barrie's "The Little White Bird". The original story of "Peter Pan" or "The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up" wasn't even from Neverland, but rather a boy from Kensington Gardens in London. But with a revisiting of the story, changes here and there, Peter Pan became a much loved children's story. It was and still is famous. With a number of versions and even different titles, movies and storybooks, it has become a worldwide story that will pique the interest of even adults. The character of Peter Pan has been considered as a cultural icon for childhood innocence and an escape from life. With his mythical ability to fly, never grow up and interacting with fairies, pirates, mermaids and all sorts of imaginary elements, an sometimes with ordinary people, he is the symbol of every child's dream.