A new collection inspired by the beloved characters from Richard Scarry's classic children's books, including The Biggest Book in the World, is now on display at Merci, a popular concept store in Paris. The collection features a variety of items, such as a four-color pen, Bensimon shoes, a Candide tote bag decorated with Scarry's characters, an all-over car blanket, an umbrella, and collectible postcards. These items are part of an installation titled I don't want to grow up, which reflects on childhood and nostalgia through the lens of Scarry’s enduring characters. Richard Scarry, an American illustrator and author, created a range of colorful and educational children's books that have been cherished for generations. His characters, such as the busy bus driver, the helpful policeman, and the mischievous Little Bear, are instantly recognizable and have become cultural icons. Although Scarry passed away in 1994, his work remains widely popular, with over 100 million books sold worldwide. The installation at Merci brings Scarry’s world into the present day, blending nostalgia with contemporary design. Each item in the collection is carefully chosen to reflect the playful and imaginative spirit of Scarry’s original work, making it appealing to both longtime fans and new audiences. The collection serves as a tribute to Scarry’s legacy while offering a unique shopping experience. Located at 111 boulevard Beaumarchais in Paris, Merci is known for its curated selection of vintage and contemporary goods, often featuring limited-edition collections. This latest offering, inspired by Richard Scarry, is expected to draw both locals and tourists looking for a piece of pop culture history.