About this product
Join Richard Scarry's beloved Lowly Worm, Huckle Cat and all their Busytown friends in this classic oversized board book with over 800 delightful words for little ones to discover and learn!
"Two feet high, this board book is as tall as a toddler. Scarry packs countless pictures of his characters on the wide pages, each perky creature identified by a short word or phrase. Strongly constructed, it's a can't-fail item for small boys and girls." —Publishers Weekly
Busytown is a big, busy place!
Read about what all your favorite characters get up to in Busytown, from building roads to cleaning their houses, while discovering over 800 fun words. Now back in print, this beloved classic is two feet long, and its giant size encourages physical engagement, making reading an exciting, active experience. It’s perfect for group settings like playdates or classrooms, where multiple toddlers can explore and share together. With so much to see and do, this Busytown book is ideal for early learning and vocabulary building!
"Two feet high, this board book is as tall as a toddler. Scarry packs countless pictures of his characters on the wide pages, each perky creature identified by a short word or phrase. Strongly constructed, it's a can't-fail item for small boys and girls." —Publishers Weekly
Busytown is a big, busy place!
Read about what all your favorite characters get up to in Busytown, from building roads to cleaning their houses, while discovering over 800 fun words. Now back in print, this beloved classic is two feet long, and its giant size encourages physical engagement, making reading an exciting, active experience. It’s perfect for group settings like playdates or classrooms, where multiple toddlers can explore and share together. With so much to see and do, this Busytown book is ideal for early learning and vocabulary building!
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