Richard Scarry's Best First Book Ever is one of the books by Richard Scarry. All of the characters (except Sergeant Murphy) wear shoes in this book (although the characters in the "Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son," "Jack Be Nimble," "Little Miss Muffet," and "Georgie Porgie" sections are barefoot), not just Lowly Worm (but he is only wearing one shoe, as usual). It is also a word book. It was published in 1979. Throughout most of the book, Mr. Frumble is shown chasing his hat, as usual, and is never seen catching it or otherwise having gotten it back.
Segments[]
These segments may not all be in the exact order as in the book, and some may be missing.
- Busytown (well, part of it)
- The Cat Family (it is shown in this book that even the parents have separate single beds of their own)
- In the Bathroom
- Getting Dressed
- Breakfast in the Kitchen
- Housework
- At School
- Sizes
- Shapes
- At the Playground (the schoolyard, that is. Even the grownups play on it.)
- The Alphabet
- Counting
- Colors (concerning both certain vehicles [and Mr. Frumble's hat] and color-mixing)
- At the Supermarket
- Good and Bad Manners
- A Visit to the Doctor
- Body Parts (to see this, the reader must turn the book 90 degrees clockwise)
- Farmer Pig's Farm
- Action Words
- At the Harbor
- The Railway Station
- Mother Goose Rhymes
- Months of the Year (where Lowly is mentioned to have a birthday in November)
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