Millions of children the world over have grown up reading Richard Scarry's (1919 – 1994) books. His characters have entertained and delighted generations of children. 20 years after his death, his bestselling Best Word Book Ever, first published in 1963, has just celebrated its 50 anniversary; illustrated in signature Richard Scarry style, the colourful details packed under each theme, be it a meal time, at the zoo, tools or keeping healthy, the familiar animal characters dressed like humans captivate curious young minds who spend hours exploring the world they inhabit and learning from them the names of every item on the page, expanding children's knowledge and vocabulary without them even realizing it.

Coinciding with the 50th anniversary of Best Word Book Ever, Best Lowly Worm Book Ever, a newly discovered book written by Richard Scarry and completed by his son, Huck Scarry (nicknamed after Huckle Cat, the famous character in his father's books) has been published for the first time recently. Young readers can follow the charming Lowly Worm through a typical day in his busy life which includes going to school, helping on the farm, assisting other busy workers and travelling in some of his amazing vehicles. There is always a clatter of activity to look at and talk about on every page! Apart from the action and humour in every scenario, children can even learn good manners from Lowly Worm!

Learning is made so much more fun with Huckle Cat and Lowly Worm as the lovable animal characters introduce counting, the alphabet, shapes and sizes, colours, manners and so much more in Best First Book Ever.

In What Do People Do All Day, children get a glimpse of the different kinds of professions people have and how people are related to each other. This provides a wonderful foundation for them to understand the society they are in.