When Jane and Michael Banks draw up an advertisement for a nanny, Mary Poppins arrives on a gust of the East Wind and slides up the banister, changing their lives forever.

Their wonderful new nanny is strict but fair, and full of surprises.  Soon the Banks children are whisked off on the most exciting and magical adventures they have ever had.  But Mary Poppins has only promised to stay until the wind changes...

On sailed the curious figure, its feet neatly clearing the tops of the trees.  They could see the face now, and the well-known features - coal-black hair, bright blue eyes and nose turned upwards like the nose of a Dutch doll.

The figure drifted down between the lime trees and alighted primly down upon the grass.  "Mary Poppins, Mary Poppins!" they cried, and flung themselves upon her.

Mary Poppins returns to Cherry Tree Lane and adventures are sure to follow.
The second book in the classic series.

Mary Poppins in Cherry Tree Lane
Going to the park for a supper picnic proves to be more than just the expected treat when Mary Poppins is around!  The strangest people turn up, and Jane and Michael have a wonderful time.

Mary Poppins and the House Next Door
Luti, the child who comes to live at No.18 Cherry Tree Lane, longs to go home to the South Seas.  So Mary Poppins takes him and the Banks children on a spectacular trip to see the Man-in-the-Moon!

More magical adventures in the classic series.

Mary Poppins, neat and trim in her blue skirt and a new hat trimmed with a crimson tulip, looked at them over her knitting.  She was sitting bolt upright against the tree, with a plaid rug spread on the lawn around her.

Her handbag sat tidily by her side.  And above her, from a flowering branch, the parrot umbrella dangled.

Join Mary Poppins and the Banks children on more adventures.  The fourth book in the classic series.

Up in the sky, a tiny spark hovered and swayed in the darkness.  What could it be?  Still they waited.  And still the spark grew ever larger and brighter.  Then suddenly Jane caught her breath.  And Michael gave a gasp.

Down came the spark, growing longer and wider.  And as it came, it took on the shape that was strange and also familiar.  Out of the glowing core of light emerged a curious figure - a figure in a black straw hat and a coat trimmed with silver buttons.

Mary Poppins is back in the third book in the classic series.