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Ezra Jack Keats Collection (DVD)
- SKU: 17592632
- Release Date: 03/31/2009
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Special Features
- Spanish version of The Snowy Day
- Spanish version of Whistle for Willie
Synopsis
Includes:The Snowy Day (1964)
A Letter to Amy (1970)
Peter's Chair (1971)
Apt. 3 (1977)
The Trip (1980)
Whistle for Willie (1985)
Pet Show! (1991)
The Snowy Day
Enchanted by the snow that blankets his city, an adventurous youngster rushes outside to build a snowman, make some snow angels, and rush down the hillside on his favorite sled. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
A Letter to Amy
Young Peter is preparing to have a birthday party, and when he heads out to the mailbox to send a special invitation to Amy, he experiences an extraordinary turn of events that leaves him feeling all mixed up. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Peter's Chair
A little boy expecting a baby sister finds cause to panic when his cradle and crib are both painted pink. But while Peter's parents seem to have come down with a burning case of pink fever, there's no way he's letting them get anywhere near his favorite chair with their wet paintbrushes. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Apt. 3
A blind man and two boys living in the same inner-city building gain the understanding needed to look past their differences when the playful sounds of a harmonica begin echoing through the air. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
The Trip
After constructing a shoebox diorama of his old neighborhood, young Louie uses his rich imagination to take a nostalgic stroll down the streets he used to play on as a little boy. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Whistle for Willie
When a young boy discovers that by learning to whistle he can call his dog, he quickly determines to master the art of whistling and move one step closer towards adulthood. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Pet Show!
Archie knows that his cat may have a shot at winning the neighborhood pet show, but when the wily feline goes missing it's up to the young boy and his faithful friends to track it down before the entry deadline has come and gone. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
The Snowy Day
Enchanted by the snow that blankets his city, an adventurous youngster rushes outside to build a snowman, make some snow angels, and rush down the hillside on his favorite sled. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
A Letter to Amy
Young Peter is preparing to have a birthday party, and when he heads out to the mailbox to send a special invitation to Amy, he experiences an extraordinary turn of events that leaves him feeling all mixed up. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Peter's Chair
A little boy expecting a baby sister finds cause to panic when his cradle and crib are both painted pink. But while Peter's parents seem to have come down with a burning case of pink fever, there's no way he's letting them get anywhere near his favorite chair with their wet paintbrushes. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Apt. 3
A blind man and two boys living in the same inner-city building gain the understanding needed to look past their differences when the playful sounds of a harmonica begin echoing through the air. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
The Trip
After constructing a shoebox diorama of his old neighborhood, young Louie uses his rich imagination to take a nostalgic stroll down the streets he used to play on as a little boy. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Whistle for Willie
When a young boy discovers that by learning to whistle he can call his dog, he quickly determines to master the art of whistling and move one step closer towards adulthood. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Pet Show!
Archie knows that his cat may have a shot at winning the neighborhood pet show, but when the wily feline goes missing it's up to the young boy and his faithful friends to track it down before the entry deadline has come and gone. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi