Come with the Wind: A Brief Introduction to Aunt Mary Poppins.

Australian: Mary Poppins)P·l· Travers was written by travers and illustrated by May Shepard, a fairy tale writer who immigrated from England, and wrote a pure English story. Travers's Mary Poppins menstruation is a very traditional Englishman. On the outside, she is no different from an ordinary English tutor. She has a slim figure, serious black eyes, pink cheeks, a doll-like nose and often carries a handbag sewn with umbrellas and blankets. It's choking to talk. According to the Northeast dialect, it's like "eating guns and drugs", but in the book, these people, big and small, just eat her; Of course, what is even more peculiar is the magic she has. For example, when Michael's family needed a nanny most, there was a strong wind, and aunt Mary followed. There are six books in Aunt Poppins series, and this book is the first one.