Mary Poppins
1964 • Comedy, Family, Fantasy • G
In turn of the century London, a magical nanny employs music and adventure to help two neglected children become closer to their father.
Runtime: 2h 19m
Why you should read the novel
Embark on a remarkable adventure with P.L. Travers' original novel "Mary Poppins," where the charm of this beloved character is explored in its fullest form, offering a unique depth that the film adaptation can only hint at. In the book, Mary Poppins remains enigmatic and delightfully unpredictable, capturing readers with a series of whimsical, magical occurrences that challenge the boundaries of reality.
Reading "Mary Poppins," you'll discover the intricate layers of the Banks family dynamics and the profound impact of Mary Poppins beyond what is shown in the movie. Travers' vivid portrayal of London's Cherry Tree Lane invites readers into a world that feels alive with imagination, sassy humor, and wisdom. The book encourages us to embrace our own sense of wonder and adventure, sparking a curiosity that lingers long after closing the final chapter.
Mary Poppins inspired from
Mary Poppins
by P.L. Travers
