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~~~Tidbits about the author~~~ Richard Scarry (for pronunciation, the name rhymes with marry) is a much well known and beloved children's writer and illustrator best known for his Busy Town series of books. He was born in 1919 to a family of prosperous shopkeepers in Boston, Massachusetts. Upon graduating high school, he originally enrolled at a business college, but hated it, and transferred to the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. He pursued his studies there until WW II came along and saw him drafted into the Army for the war effort. Upon his return to civilian life, he worked for various magazines in their art departments, until ... Read the complete review
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