Cute and funny. The way the magic sneaked into her life, and the way she accepted it, were good (though Peter was a tad more confusing - why did he accept the magic? Though being trapped in the garden may have gotten him past the hurdle). I didn't like the way the author made it all blur away for them (or her, anyway - again, Peter is not explicitly memory-erased the way Mary is). But a nice little children's story (with a reasonably strong threat, overcome in the standard fairy-tale style of 'having helped others, you get help'). Not particularly memorable - I had in fact read it before but even as I was reading I couldn't remember what happened next. Decent. ( )