infected with fantasies” of a flying boy and pirates. Even after she grew up, she refused to abandon those memories. Now an adult, Wendy channels her stories into something real: comforting and healing orphans in the children’s wards of Great Ormond Street Hospital. But as her work earns respect, she faces a personal struggle: her daughter, Jane, is determined to prove that Peter Pan was only a bedtime tale—and that her mother’s faith in magic is folly.
