For many years Golden Books were an affordable source of children's literature for families, whether they were shopping in a bookstore, or their local 5 and 10. 
Lush illustrations, and an epic journey have kept Scuffy the Tugboat on the shelves of families continuously since its publication in 1946. Scuffy was "meant for bigger things" than a toy store or a bath tub. From a pastoral stream and flooded rivers, to the bustling port of a harbor city, Scuffy travels through idyllic post-war America. Written by Gertrude Crampton and Illustrated by Tibor Gergely.Believe it or not Scuffy the Tugbaoat is now even available on your Kindle.
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