Michael Jackson’s infamous Neverland Ranch took its name from a place in a children’s book written by whom?
Dr. Seuss
A.A. Milne
J.M. Barrie
L. Frank Baum
Neverland Ranch was the sprawling estate of the legendary pop icon Michael Jackson. Acquiring the property in 1988, Jackson transformed it into a personal utopia that encapsulated his whimsical and imaginative spirit. Drawing inspiration from the enchanting world of Peter Pan, a tale penned by the Scottish author J. M. Barrie, Jackson named his estate “Neverland,” the magical island where Peter Pan never grows up. The ranch was more than just a residence; it was also a private amusement park complete with fairground rides, a zoo, and a theater.
The correct answer is J.M. Barrie.