Mary Poppins In The Kitchen by P.L. Travers, 79 pages
This is a combination cookbook and story. Mr. and Mrs. Banks
have planned a trip. Ellen is already away because she is ill and Mrs.
Brill has received a telegram that she must go help her niece whose children
are sick with the measles. Mary Poppins, of course, is more than capable
in the kitchen and off the Banks go leaving Mary Poppins and he children to
manage. They cook something different every day, usually with the
help of someone we've met in a previous book, like Mrs. Corry and her daughters
and Admiral Boom. At the end of the book are all of the recipes of
everything they made and a few things they didn't. It's cute but probably
only something that fans of Mary Poppins would enjoy.
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