Plays:
* The Admirable Crichton (1902): A comedic play about a wealthy family shipwrecked on a desert island, where their social hierarchy is reversed.
* What Every Woman Knows (1908): A romantic comedy about a woman who secretly helps her husband succeed in politics.
* The Twelve-Pound Look (1910): A play exploring the consequences of a woman's decision to leave her husband.
* Dear Brutus (1917): A fantasy play about a group of people who are given a second chance at life.
* Mary Rose (1920): A haunting play about a woman who disappears and reappears over time.
Novels:
* Sentimental Tommy (1896): A semi-autobiographical novel about a young man's ambition to become a writer.
* The Little White Bird (1902): A collection of stories, including the origin of Peter Pan.
* Margaret Ogilvy (1908): A biography of Barrie's mother, which became a bestseller.
Other works:
* Essays and short stories: Barrie wrote numerous essays and short stories, often exploring themes of childhood, imagination, and loss.
* Adaptations: He adapted several of his plays for the screen, including *Peter Pan* (1924) and *Mary Rose* (1930).
Barrie's works are often characterized by their blend of fantasy, humor, and pathos. He is best known for his creation of Peter Pan, but his other works continue to be enjoyed and studied today.