Ezra Jack Keats: A Bibliography and Catalogue - Alderson, Brian
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Long before multicultural characters and themes were popular, Ezra Jack Keats's works crossed social boundaries and brought social issues to light in children's literature. With work from his early days as a comic-book illustrator to the Caldecott Award-winning A Snowy Day, and including his many other graphic and book-illustration work, this book stands as a superb companion to Alderson's first volume, Ezra Jack Keats: Artist and Picture-Book Maker ($50.00).

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Long before multicultural characters and themes were popular, Ezra Jack Keats's works crossed social boundaries and brought social issues to light in children's literature. With work from his early days as a comic-book illustrator to the Caldecott Award-winning A Snowy Day, and including his many other graphic and book-illustration work, this book stands as a superb companion to Alderson's first volume, Ezra Jack Keats: Artist and Picture-Book Maker ($50.00).
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Brian Alderson is an international authority in the field of children's literature. His research interests lie in the history of childrenís books and of book illustration. He is editor and translator of a number of classic childrenís literary works, and for his contribution to the genre, he won the Eleanor Farjeon Award. As childrenís books editor for The Times of London, he is actively involved in the criticism of childrenís literature. He has lectured on childrenís literature at what is now the University of North London, where he became involved in the British Studies Program of the University of Southern Mississippi. The University of Southern Mississippiís de Grummond Collection is the sole repository for the Ezra Jack Keats archive. Holdings include manuscripts, typescripts, sketches, dummies, illustrations, and proofs for 37 books written and/or illustrated by Keats. Also included are his personal papers, personal and professional correspondence, fan mail and artwork from children, photographs, and childhood memorabilia.