A new line of novelty books featuring characters created by Richard Scarry launches with Richard Scarry's All Around Busytown. Busytown has rarely looked busier than on these five spreads. Designed to ...

Pages crammed with colorful, comical characters presenting words, concepts and a myriad of objects to inquisitive youngsters-the jaunty style of the late Scarry needs no introduction to his millions ...

A delightful tool to help kids learn their letters, Richard Scarry's Best ABC Video Ever finds Busytown pals Huckle Cat and Lowly Worm discovering that it's Alphabet Day at school. Their teacher, Miss ...

Author and illustrator Richard Scarry penned some of the most iconic children’s books of the past few decades, like the Busytown series about animals doing human jobs in a pretend town. More than 100 ...

TORONTO -- Canadian cartoon producer Cookie Jar Entertainment is teaming again with popular kids writer and illustrator Richard Scarry to produce "Busytown Mysteries (Hurray for Huckle!)" for the ...

Remember Busytown, the village from Richard Scarry’s beloved picture books? It was inhabited by industrious animals–Huckle Cat, Lowly Worm, Mr. Frumble, police Sergeant Murphy, Mr. Fixit, Bananas ...

Last month, writer/performer Kevin Kling was at the Seattle Repertory Theatre. This month he's at the Seattle Children's Theatre. At the Rep, Kling premiered an autobiographical work about trauma and ...

Richard Scarry's Best Videos Ever! In this classic video series, kids learn how to read, write, count, sing, dance, pretend and use their imaginations about the things they do and even go on musical ...

Beloved children’s author Richard Scarry’s Busytown book series followed the every­day activities of Huckle Cat, Lowly Worm, Mr. Fixit and other anthropomorphic residents of bustling Busytown. The ...

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If you are a parent or a former child of a certain age, you probably read large format books by Richard Scarry (1919-1994), like “Cars and Trucks and Things That Go” or “What Do People Do All Day?” ...