Children's picture book nerds have a few saints; Eric Carle, Leo Lionni, Trina Schart Hyman -(don't get me started. What about the Petershams and Tomie DePaola and Frank Asch?...Of course, I am showing my age.)
But chief among them, for his groundbreaking work in diversity, is Ezra Jack Keats. (Is that not a most poetic name?) His books about Peter and Peter's neighborhood brought the children of Keats' neighborhood,- black children, brown children, tan and white children - into mainstream publishing.
Everybody knows The Snowy Day. Now thank to Andrea Davis Pinkney, and illustrators Steve Johnson and Lou Fancher, we get the story behind that book's creation - the story of Ezra Jack Keats. A Poem for Peter hits the shelves on November 1st. I can't wait to read it.
Check out the Ezra Jack Keats Foundation, while we wait for this book to arrive.
Someday blogging is SO easy. My inbox delivered this post from Brain
Pickings about 15 picture book biographies. The illustrations for the
Pablo Neruda biography are so vibrant.