Arthur Read facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Arthur Read |
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First appearance | Arthur’s Nose (1976) |
Created by | Marc Brown |
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Species | Aardvark |
Gender | Male |
Family | D.W. Read (younger sister), Kate Read (baby sister), Jane Read (mother), David Read (father) |
Spouse(s) | Francine Frensky |
Arthur Timothy Read is the main character of the popular children’s animated television show Arthur. He is an eight-year-old aardvark who lives in the fictional city of Elwood City. Arthur often faces everyday challenges and learns important life lessons with his friends and family. The show teaches kids about friendship, family, and growing up.
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Arthur's Friends and Family
Francine Frensky
Francine Frensky is one of Arthur's good friends. She is known for being athletic and competitive. Francine often plays sports and enjoys being active. She is a loyal friend to Arthur and their group.
Buster Baxter
Buster Baxter is Arthur's best friend. He loves to read and is very interested in aliens and mysteries. Buster is known for his funny personality and his love for food. He and Arthur always have fun adventures together.
D.W. Read
D.W. Read is Arthur's younger sister. Her full name is Dora Winifred Read. She is four years old and often causes trouble for Arthur. D.W. is known for her strong will and her imaginative play. Even though they sometimes argue, Arthur and D.W. care about each other.
Mister Rogers
Mister Rogers was a real-life television host. He appeared as himself in an episode of Arthur. Mister Rogers was very kind to Arthur. He helped Arthur feel better when Arthur was worried. Arthur was afraid his friends might tease him for being friends with Mister Rogers.
Popular Moments from Arthur
Arthur's Big Hit
The episode "Arthur's Big Hit" became very famous. In this episode, Arthur gets very angry with D.W. A scene from this episode became a popular meme on the internet. People shared it widely online.
Images for kids
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Boston Children's Museum displays an inflatable Arthur on the roof, weather permitting, to advertise the "Arthur and Friends" exhibit within.