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　　Illus. in full color. Readers turn detective to find letters

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　　Richard Scarry Thousands of children have learned to read with

Richard Scarry’s busy, colorful, generous books. But Scarry has

done more than help kids read. With their bright illustrations,

simple text, and gentle lessons on sharing and tolerance, Scarry's

stories have also helped kids grow up and relate to people around

them. Biography "I'm not interested in creating a book that is read

once and then placed on the shelf and forgotten," Richard Scarry

once said. "I am very happy when people write that they have worn

out my books, or that they are held together by Scotch tape. I

consider that the ultimate compliment." Considering the propensity

of Scarry's preschool-age readership to ask for their favorite

books again and again, it's a compliment he must have received

often during his tenure as one of the most popular children's

authors of all time. Scarry began his career as a freelance

illustrator, drawing pictures to accompany the text of books by

children’s authors such as Margaret Wise Brown, Kathryn Jackson,

and Patricia Murphy (who became Patricia Scarry when she married

Richard in 1949). His first two efforts at writing his own books,

The Great Big Car and Truck Book (1951) and Rabbit and His Friends

(1953), already suggest some of his interests as an author: travel,

technology, and talking animals. But it was the 1963 publication of

Richard Scarry's Best Word Book Ever that put Scarry on bestseller

lists, and established his signature style. Its densely packed

pages are populated by anthropomorphic animals at work and play, in

drawings that reward multiple readings with details children (and

parents) may not notice at first glance. The large-format book

contains over 1400 illustrated and labeled objects, along with

simple introductions to concepts like sharing and helping. In Busy,

Busy World (1965), Scarry's animals star in a series of

international adventures in such far-flung locales as Paris, Rome,

and Algeria. Well before multiculturalism was an educational

buzzword, Scarry believed he could use animals to help children

imaginatively enter others' experiences. In a Publishers Weekly

interview, he explained that "children can identify more closely

with pictures of animals than they can with pictures of another

child. They see an illustration of a blond girl or a dark-haired

boy, who they know is somebody other than themselves, and

competition creeps in. With imagination -- and children all have

marvelous imagination -- they can easily identify with an anteater

who is a painter or a goat who is an Indian." Though Scarry soon

abandoned exotic settings in favor of the fictional Busytown, he

continued to illustrate different roles in society with cherubic

critters like Postman Pig, Huckle Cat, Sergeant Murphy, and Lowly

Worm. Once he had developed a cast of characters, he introduced

them into everything from picture dictionaries and activity books

to mystery stories and manners lessons. Scarry's books, which have

sold over 100 million copies and been translated into 30 languages,

always reflected his own curiosity about the world. "Wherever I go,

I'm watching," he liked to say. "Even on vacation, when I'm in an

airport or a railroad station, I look around, snap pictures, and

find out how people do things." In relating his discoveries to

children, he expanded not only their vocabularies, but their

understanding of the "busy world" as a social community in which

people work, play, cooperate and share. Good To Know From 1941

through 1946, Scarry served in the U.S. Army. The army, he joked,

"thought I would make a good radio repairman. My exam mark was

minus 13, so they decided to make me a corporal." Scarry wound up

as an art director for the Morale Services Section, and eventually

rose to the rank of captain. Richard Scarry's son Huck Scarry is

also a writer and illustrator of children's books, including some

new additions to the Busytown series. His nickname matches that of

the title character in one of his father's favorite books,

Huckleberry Finn. Also Known As: Richard McClure Scarry (full name)

Date of Birth: 六月 5, 1919 Place of Birth: Boston, Massachusetts

Date of Death: 四月 30, 1994 Place of Death: Gstaad, Switzerland

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0in 0in 0pt">Sam and Dudley, stars of The Great Pie Robbery , are on the case again! This time they’re searching for the alphabet, and they’d be really happy if kids would help. Here’s how: throughout the book, the words for a variety of objects appear next to their pictures—and on every page just one letter of the alphabet is highlighted. That letter is always shown in color. So join the hunt…and at the end, find out what Sam and Dudley will do with the letters they’ve found!