Snowy Day (1962) — Caldecott Medal winner Whistle for Willie (1964) John Henry, An American Legend (1965) Jennie's Hat (1966) Peter's Chair (1967) A Letter to Amy (1968) Goggles! (1969) — a Caldecott runner-up Hi, Cat! (1970) Apt. 3 (1971) Pet Show! (1972) Skates! (1973) Pssst! Doggie- (1973) Dreams (1974) Kitten for a Day (1974) Louie (1975) The Trip (1978) Maggie and the Pirate (1979) Louie's Search (1980) Regards to the Man in the Moon (1981) Clementina's Cactus (1982) One Red Sun, A Counting Book (1998) Books adapted or compiled In a Spring Garden (edited by Richard Lewis, 1965) The Naughty Boy: A Poem (by John Keats, 1965) God is in the Mountain (1966) The Little Drummer Boy (by Katherine Davis, Henry Ohorati and Harry Simeone, 1968) Night (compiled by Ezra Jack Keats, photographs by Beverly Hall, 1969) Over in the Meadow (by Olive A. Wadsworth, 1971) Books illustrated Over 85 books were illustrated by Ezra Jack Keats, not including the titles which he helped to write and/or edit. Most of these illustrated works were completed before his debut as an author/illustrator. See also References External links Ezra Jack Keats Foundation "The Snowy Day and the Art of Ezra Jack Keats", Claudia J. Nahson, Jewish Museum/Yale University Press, 2011. Exhibition catalogue with essays and a timeline Keats at The de Grummond Children's Literature Collection, University of Southern Mississippi. A virtual exhibit of the Keats Archive and other useful links Ezra Jack Keats, A Bibliography of His Work, University of Southern Mississippi. The Ezra Jack Keats Collection. American children's writers American children's book illustrators Jewish American artists Jewish American writers Artists from Brooklyn Writers from Brooklyn Writers who illustrated their own writing Caldecott Medal winners Multiculturalism in the United States 1916 births 1983 deaths Place of death missing Thomas Jefferson High School (Brooklyn) alumni 20th-century American Jews