I have not read Sentimental Tommy, nor did I feel the lack (didn't even know of it until reading other reviews here). There are lots of flaws here, and some old-fashioned notions that make some bits truly incomprehensible, but there are flashes of brilliant wit, too. It's mostly like a parody of a Romance, but at its core is a sweet sincerity. ( )

Sequel to Sentimental Tommy. Tommy goes to London, where he becomes a writer and minor celebrity, while Grizel stays at home in Thrums. Tommy is probably a caricature of Barrie himself. Characters are pleasant, but the storytelling is tedious. ( )