Richard Scarry’s 1968 volume “What Do People Do All Day?” is one of those rare books so close to the preoccupations of young children that many kids are thrilled by repeat visits to its sprightly ...

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 ...

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Popular children's author Richard Scarry - born June 5, 1919 and died April 30, 1994 - received the cyber equivalent of a star on the walk of fame - a Google Doodle. His Busytown series were his most ...

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 ...

A few months ago, Stanford University announced that it would make three of its most popular computer science classes available online: one on artificial intelligence, one on machine learning, and one ...

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 ...

Richard Scarry’s What Do People Do All Day was one of the seminal books of my childhood. There was something about flipping through page after page of anthropomorphized animals delivering the mail and ...

Economic news making you hyperventilate? You can relocate to a far less frightening reality by visiting "Busytown," the genial, mild-mannered children's musical that has opened Imagination Stage's ...

ComingSoon is debuting an exclusive look at Super7‘s ongoing wave of ReAction figures, based on Richard Scarry’s Busy World series. The new figures are based on the characters Huckle Cat, Mr Fixit, ...