Some of our favorite actors, artists and other notables happen to be lifelong fans of Keats. Just like us! Read their reflections on what his books have meant to each of them.
The Snowy Day
Simms Taback, children’s book author-illustrator: On Ezra’s creative process
Floyd Cooper, children’s book author-illustrator: On Ezra’s impact
Roscoe Orman, actor on “Sesame Street”: On the magic of Ezra’s vision
Dana Tyler, CBS 2 news anchor, reporter: On creating new experiences for kids
Whoopi Goldberg, comedian, actor, talk show host: On a family favorite
Ben Stiller, actor, writer, director: On snow days in New York
More Keats Favorites
Dr. Martin Pope, Professor Emeritus, New York University: On Louie
Nina Crews, children’s book author-illustrator: On Over in the Meadow
Dr. Rodney Bennett, President, University of Southern Mississippi: On Peter’s Chair
Tony Marx, President, New York Public Library: On Whistle for Willie
Linda E. Johnson, President, Brooklyn Public Library: On why Keats matters
Pat Cummings, children’s book author-illustrator: On A Letter to Amy
Marisabina Russo, children’s book author-illustrator: On Jennie’s Hat