"Traces the experiences of a girl who leaves her unstable home in Texas to become an au pair in her mother's native Scottish Highlands, where a decades-old feud forces her to confront the ghosts of her past and question her sanity."--Provided by publisher.

When their mother wins a trip while their father is away, Halley, Koby, and Mimi's lives are turned upside-down by a hairy, smelly, half-troll nanny.

Emma and her siblings plot to keep their beloved nanny Annie from going on a three-week vacation and leaving them in the care of the totally uncool, animal-hating Mrs. Potts.

A blast of wind, a house-rattling bang, and Mary Poppins arrives at Number Seventeen Cherry Tree Lane. Quicker than she can close her umbrella, she takes charge of the Banks children--Jane, Michael, and the twins--and she changes their lives forever.

Emma Dilemma's nanny Annie is getting married, and Emma worries about if she will ever see her again after the wedding.

DJ Funkyfoot may have the name of a star, but as a dog butler trying to find a gig, he takes a job as a nanny watching over a Shrubbaby who has an appetite for chaos.

From early morning until sunset, beloved Mr. Elephanter takes care of the rambunctious youngsters of the Elephantery, preparing their breakfast, taking them to the park, tucking them in for naps, and joining them at play.

Lord Tennyson, a senior miniature Schnauzer employed as a distinguished nanny to a chaotic family of six children, has one summer to get his charges to learn to behave.

Luti, whom the formidable Miss Andrew has taken from the South Seas to London in order to civilize, feels the need to go home again, so Mary Poppins helps him get back to his island.

The incorrigible Brown children, who devour nannies, nurse-maids, and governesses, finally meet their match.