Most Popular Books by Huck Scarry

Newly unearthed! The first new Richard Scarry book for over 20 years features Lowly Worm and all your favourite Scarry characters! Drawn and written by Richard Scarry and completed by his son, Huck Scarry, this beautiful book is packed with charm, humour and delightful pictures. Including a day in the life of Lowly Worm, Lowly on the farm, cars and trucks, planes and trains, numbers and a fun where''s Lowly section. Scarry fans young and old will adore this charming and beautiful book!

Detailed pictures with captions and brief text present factual information about steam trains and their history.

Rudolf Von Flugel takes Huckle, Sally, and Lowly on a tour of the airport.

Learning your numbers is as easy as 1,2,3 with Richard Scarry and Lowly Worm!

The story of the author''s trip on a barge in Holland.

Depicts ships through the ages and presents scientific principles of why things float and sail.

Presents, in text and illustrations, a brief overview of five million years of life on the planet Earth including geological changes, the evolution of human beings, the rise of various civilizations, and the development of technology.

Cet ouvrage est une réédition numérique d’un livre paru au XXe siècle, désormais indisponible dans son format d’origine.

Sound the alarm for a day of fire-station fun with the one and only Richard Scarry! From fast fire trucks and out-of-control hoses to sliding down fire poles and saving the day, this exciting and funny Richard Scarry story wiill have little ones asking to read it over and over again. Includes a sheet of stickers!

Traces the history and explains the scientific principles of flight.

This charming book presents illustrator Huck Scarry''s impressions, in watercolors, pencil sketches and journal entries, of a Venice most tourists never see. Scarry reveals the hidden charms and subtle moods of this ancient city in more than 120 full-color pages, filled with images ranging from detailed drawings of little-known piazzas and monochrome studies of Venetian cats to panoramic watercolor renderings of the Grand Canal. His illustrations and accompanying texts are a testament to Scarry''s love affair with this endlessly fascinating city of water, wind, light, and shadow. With an acute and ironical eye and a light hand, Scarry studies Venice''s unique angles, whims, and details: "Whenever I could, I would take my box of paints, my sketchbook, and my folding chair, and go painting through the streets of Venice and at the lagoon. The drawings filled my portfolio and became the beginning of my Venetian diary". His observations of moving and changing colors, atmospheres, and perspectives reflect the wonders of a stay in the city.

The subjects include a joust, a castle, a siege, and a village.