Poppins Histoires

***SHORTLISTED TOP 20 WICKED YOUNG WRITERS AWARDS 2015*** Hello, my name is Mary Poppins, former Nanny to Jane and Michael Banks and Practically Perfect in Every Way. But it hasn't always been like that. Though it is difficult to believe, I too have made mistakes, especially during my school days. Let me take you back to over twenty years ago and invite you to explore with me the ups and downs of life as a Nanny in Training.

Do you love Disney like me well you will love this story a Disney crossover!

In April of 1972, Mary Poppins' author P.L. Travers wrote, "Someday, I hope to tell the whole story". While these secrets were never openly revealed, Ms. Travers left behind several clues as to the origins of the world's most beloved nanny. They can be found hidden deep within the context of her Mary Poppins series, as well through her other works. Perhaps her greatest clues are most evident in the stories P.L. Travers (nee Helen Lyndon Goff), created about her own origins. Ms. Travers stated she did not write stories for children and POPPINS is written in honor of her intent. It is a story to be read by adults to children, as they both discover the origin of all magic lies with the hidden treasures of childhood.

Mr. Stark has a very important mission to achieve in a very short amount of time. Time is running out and every other Avenger was busy doing their own assignments so he asks Spider-Man, but since Hapoy has a family emergency, he hires someone that's a little special to watch over Peter.

"A tree stands all alone In the deep dark woods It has millions of leaves Each with different moods Some leaves shake, Some leaves shiver Some leaves fall, Some leaves quiver But I am the only leaf Of this lonely tree With millions of dew drops, All of them free So come, savour my dew drops Whoever you may be These dew drops are for you; A free gift from me" Hello there I write poems with simple words and deep emotions The name and the cover are kinda deceiving Most of the poems here are about heartbreak and depression I am planning on writing positive responses to my negative poems But hey Like my math teach told me "Too negatives make a positive." Or is that two positives...? Or two negatives....? LETS NOT OVER THINK THAT Please don't be a silent reader If you are one Eh, pm me (; I guess this is it Kindly tell me what you think, so that I can improve myself I write all kinds of poems Heck, I have included sonnets and a nursery rhyme in there lol I don't have a schedule for updating poems, it's like asking me to keep my heart in a constant beat, not fast not slow, but hearts don't work like that Thanks to all the gods for making you catch a glimpse of at least the description of this book, I don't know why you are still reading this but thank you so damn much for taking the time to do so And almost forgot (Iloveyou) (YupIdo) (: ~LET'S SPREAD LOVE AND PEACE~ Byebye

Mary Poppins has just returned to London. She is feeling under the weather. Something that has never happened in her life. She has been asked to take care of the Banks children alongside her newest family. Will she get through the day without the illness overtaking her?

It's wrong. I'm here to help the children. I shouldn't be giving him the time of day. He's arrogant, pigheaded, annoying, way too flirtatious. But he makes my stomach drop and my heart race. I want to open my Umbrella up and fly away. ___ Lacy Poppins is a 18 year old nannie. Only difference between her and the barley water smelling old frogs. She's Mary Poppins Great-great Granddaughter. She is sent down on a house call innocently to take care of the two youngest Andrews children. Only to meet the eldest Andrews brother 19 year old Blake who takes a peculiar liking to Lacy. Problem? He's pigheaded, he's flying through life with no cares at all, he think's he's some type of King and believes women (including Lacy) should be dropped at his feet with a bow and a tag labeled "Screw Me". But Lucy is a no nonsense girl who won't stand for that. She can just steer clear of Blake until it's time to leave the children. Right? Nope. Because at chance Blake finds out about Lucy Poppins real identity and why she's truly there. Now certain Lucy couldn't resist him with her secrets on his size Blake hypes it up. Risks it all and falls in love with her. And soon Lucy is falling in love with him (completely by accident of course). But this can't happen soon she'll have to go back and help another family. And Blake's not letting go. Not with Lucy so close. Not with final happiness right at his fingertips. ___

The wolf wants to trap the journalist

The Blake children aren't having very good lives. First there parents die in a car crash. Then they have to live with their partying uncle. But then something strange happened. And they are visited by a lady with an umbrella.

Tintin is back his boo boos are better but tries to find out about the villains

One day in 1994, Hermione Granger picks up a book on famous witches and wizards. They inspire her, make her laugh, and ultimately, tell some brilliant stories. (Cover art by AStoKo on DeviantArt)

As a first-year student at Hogwarts, Mary Poppins stands out with her unique approach to magic. Without a wand in hand, she weaves spells and charms that leave both students and faculty in perplexed awe. Her arrival marks the beginning of a magical clash with Professor Dippet, the new headteacher, whose traditional views on wizardry are challenged by Mary's unconventional methods. Mary's journey through Hogwarts is one of strength and defiance, as her kind but assertive nature reshapes the perceptions around her. "The Exasperating Miss Poppins" is a story of discovery and the power of embracing one's uniqueness in a world bound by tradition. Will Mary's innovative approach to magic transform the hallowed halls of Hogwarts, or will the weight of tradition stifle her potential to enchant?