Books with author Richard Cary

A Richard Scarry board book full of vehicle fun!Buckle up and hit the road with an exciting array of vehicles from the one-and-only Richard Scarry. All your favorites are here, from cement trucks and pickle cars to motorcycles and fire trucks! This action-packed board book will have little drivers eager to take it for a spin time and time again.And look for more vehicle fun from Richard Scarry:Richard Scarry's Busy Busy Construction Site

Welcome to the busy world of Richard Scarry! New in picture book format, every page is packed with pictures and zany stories, with lots of details to spot. There are fifteen fabulous Scarry stories in this hilarious book. Read how Rabbit gets stuck to the road, and how little Tanglefoot trips over everything in sight! With stories such as 'The Talking Bread' and 'Uncle Willie and the Pirates', there is enough action here to satisfy the most demanding reader.

About the Book:Richard Carlson Jr. was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia when he was twenty-one years of age. His illness first manifested when he was an early adolescent. Modern psychiatry greatly failed Richard for over a decade. Then, after an incident involving the police, he truly understood that his diagnosis was real, and finally began the long process of recovery. Over ten years later, his life is greatly improved. In the course of his treatment, Richard also recovered from depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and lethargy.Do not let what happened to Richard happen to you, a loved one, or a patient dealing with severe mental illness. Always be honest with each other, and with your psychiatrist. For patients, family members, caregivers, students, and medical professionals who would like to learn more, visit www.survivingschizoprenia.com.About the Author:Richard Carlson Jr. is an author of children’s books and coming-of-age romances. He is a highly sensitive person, or HSP, and has paranoid schizophrenia and obsessive-compulsive disorder. You can learn more about him at www.rich.center.

About the Book: In I Squashed a Frog, Min buries a frog and stomps on it. Then she gets scared. Can she take back her actions? Will the frog be OK? Min learns an important lesson about how, sometimes, you can't undo what you've done. About the Author: Richard Carlson Jr. is a sensitive writer of several children's books. He especially likes to provide good examples for children to follow. He has paranoid schizophrenia and obsessive-compulsive disorder, which are mental illnesses.

Richard Scarry's bestselling Little Golden Book picture dictionary in a sturdy board book edition, perfect for your toddler!Join Huckle Cat, Lowly Worm, and Goldbug as they take you inside lively scenes from the airport, farm, busy roadways, and more. With 200 clearly labeled words, a vocabulary adventure awaits toddlers in this beloved classic that's truly the Best Little Word Book Ever!

In this illuminating guide in his #1 bestselling series, Richard Carlson reveals the crucial tools with which men can relieve stress and take back control of their lives. He offers strategies for gaining more peace and joy, as well as techniques for channeling one's efforts to reap the greatest rewards, including:Find time to blow off steamHave conflict without it having youSee things from a distanceInvest in yourself

1806, near a Chinook village close to the mouth of the Columbia River... Born to a white trader and an Indian mother, ten-year-old Miriam s life is formed by both cultures. From the first moment she sees a sickly Indian slave baby, her desire is to find a way to set her free. When she and Moses, her twin brother, find a golden coin on a forest trail her whole life moves toward that goal. But how can a pair of ten-year-olds make that happen? When you read Saving Little-Fish you will: -Understand the importance of making good decisions when faced with hard choices -Enjoy a historical fiction book that also teaches about the times and traditions of Native Americans and early American traders -Be able to interact with study questions at the end of the book

Willy Bunny has learned to count-and so will children, by the time they've finished Richard Scarry's fun-filled book. When Willy's father suggests that he practice counting all the things he sees, he begins with ONE BUNNY (himself) and soon finds more numbers everywhere: TWO eggs on his daddy's plate, THREE wheels on a tricycle, a FOUR-wheeled wagon with apples for Willy and his friends to share. By the end of the day, Willy's gone all the way up to 100!Action-packed and featuring Scarry's always-appealing art, this really is the best counting book ever!

A classic Little Golden Book about a sweet and unusual creature, written and illustrated by Richard Scarry in 1953, is back in print!When Rabbit finds an egg, he assumes it belongs to Hen, until it hatches. Out of the egg comes an adorable roly-poly animal with webbed feet and a beak like Duck, a tail and fur coat like Beaver, and a shy dispostion like Squirrel. This funny story about a platypus who becomes friends with everyone was written and illustrated by Richard Scarry in 1953. It is now back in print in the Little Golden Book line. Perfect for Easter baskets, baby showers, and year-round fun, this book is sure to become a family storytime favorite!

Comical adventure and silly mishaps are hallmarks of Richard Scarry’s stories, and this Step 2 early reader delivers both. Smokey the fireman puts out fires with his fire truck, but when he’s in the country, a bucket brigade will have to do! And whether you’re in the city or the country, it’s always a great idea to have some berry pie at the end of a busy day of firefighting! Step 2 Readers use basic vocabulary and short sentences to tell simple stories, for children who recognize familiar words and can sound out new words with help.