Ezra Jack Keats
1916 - 1983
General Information
Bio
(1916-1983) Author. Ezra Jack Keats was born in Brooklyn, New York, and wrote and illustrated children’s books.
Full Name
Ezra Jack Keats
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Author's Timeline
1916
BIRTH
Jacob Ezra Katz was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1916. In 1948 he officially changed his name to Ezra Jack Keats.
1962
LITWORK
The Snowy Day
0-14-050182-7
Children's book, written and illustrated by Keats and winner of the Caldecott Medal in 1963.
0-14-050182-7
Children's book, written and illustrated by Keats and winner of the Caldecott Medal in 1963.
1966
LITWORK
Jennie's Hat
Harper Collins.
Children's book.
Harper Collins.
Children's book.
1967
LITWORK
Peter's Chair
Harper Collins.
Children's book.
Harper Collins.
Children's book.
1968
LITWORK
A Letter to Amy
Harper & Row.
Children's book.
Harper & Row.
Children's book.
1969
LITWORK
Goggles!
Macmillan.
Children's book.
Macmillan.
Children's book.
1971
LITWORK
Apt. 3
Harper Collins.
Children's book.
Harper Collins.
Children's book.
1978
LITWORK
Louie
Greenwillow.
Children's book.
Greenwillow.
Children's book.
1978
LITWORK
The Trip
Greenwillow.
Children's book.
Greenwillow.
Children's book.
1982
LITWORK
Clementina's Cactus
Viking.
Children's book.
Viking.
Children's book.
1983
DEATH
Ezra Jack Keats died in 1983.
1998
LITWORK
One Red Sun
Viking.
Children's book.
Viking.
Children's book.
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