


Mary Poppins
3 books
The Mary Poppins series by P.L. Travers has 3 books. Start with Mary Poppins (1934), then read the rest in the order below.
Mary Poppins reading order

Mary Poppins
P.L. Travers
When the wind changes, a magical nanny arrives on Cherry Tree Lane, bringing order and wonder to the Banks household. Mary Poppins, with her carpet bag and sensible shoes, transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary for the mischievous Banks children. Through a series of enchanting adventures, from flying kites to visiting the moon, she teaches Jane and Michael the importance of imagination, kindness, and family. P.L. Travers' timeless classic invites readers into a world where the impossible is merely a matter of perspective, reminding us that sometimes, the most important lessons are learned with a spoonful of sugar.

Mary Poppins Comes Back
P.L. Travers
The Banks children, now grown, find themselves in a peculiar predicament when a sudden gust of wind blows them back to their childhood home, only to discover that Mary Poppins has returned. With her signature blend of sternness and magic, Mary Poppins re-enters their lives, ready to guide them through a new set of extraordinary adventures. This enchanting tale explores themes of memory, growing up, and the enduring power of imagination, all delivered with P.L. Travers's inimitable wit and whimsical charm.

Mary Poppins Opens the Door
P.L. Travers
The Banks children are back, and this time, Mary Poppins is ready to teach them even more about the magic of everyday life. When Mary Poppins mysteriously disappears, leaving only a note saying "Gone to have a holiday," the children are left to their own devices, discovering new adventures and facing challenges on their own. Through their independent explorations and the occasional, timely return of their extraordinary nanny, they learn valuable lessons about courage, responsibility, and the enduring power of imagination. P.L. Travers continues her beloved series with whimsical charm and profound insights into childhood.