Most Popular Books by Richard Scarry

When the endearing characters of Busytown put on their costumes for a Halloween party, you''ll never guess who is scaring whom. Color illustrations throughout.

What do doctors do all day? Meet Mr and Mrs Dr Doctor! Mrs Dr Doctor attends to Freddie Fox. Mr Dr Doctor rides in an ambulance . . . and Mrs Dr Doctor has a baby! Two enchanting stories outlining just how vital doctors are to our lives. Another classic from one of the founding fathers of children''s illustration. ''An awe-inspiring legacy.'' Dapo Adeola ''Treasure troves of detail.'' Chris Mould ''A delight.'' Sara Ogilvie ''What a talent.'' David Tazzyman ''The epitome of charm.'' Sheena Dempsey ''One of my favourite illustrators.'' Allen Fatimaharan ''So much fun.'' Neal Layton ''Zen-like chaos.'' Rikin Parekh ''Extraordinarily detailed illustrations.'' Arthur Robins

Hob aboard a whistle-stop tour of everything that moves in this very special 50th anniversary edition of the beloved children''s classic CARS AND TRUCKS AND THINGS THAT GO. Welcome to the hilarious world of Richard Scarry.

Discover what happens at the airport with Huckle and Sally Cat and Lowly Worm. Rudolf von Flugel picks the children up in his aeroplane-car and whisks them off to the airport for a day of sightseeing. Packed full of fun and with lots to spot on every page, this book is a high-flying delight.

The main character, Mr Frumble, is a delightful pig who leaves havoc in his wake as he blunders his way through a day of misadventures. This is Richard Scarry''s first new title in 20 years.

Introduces everyday things that are examples of different shapes, and word opposites such as hot and cold.

Using large, colorful drawings as examples, children can learn to count from 1 to 10.

Two detectives, Sam Cat and Dudley Pig, are hired to find out who is stealing food from the supermarket.

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Simple text and illustrations show familiar everyday activities.

Presents five brief stories in which the baker makes a loaf of talking bread, Mr. Fixit is finally stumped, Mr. Rabbit learns the consequences of absent-mindedness, three sitters make fudge, and Tanglefoot takes a spill.

Drawings of animals engaged in various activities invite the reader to count from one to twelve.

A naughty little bunny tries to be good, but sometimes it''s just too hard.