A Letter To Amy (1970)

A Letter to Amy is a 1968 children's picture book by American author and illustrator Ezra Jack Keats.
"Peter, from Keats' The Snowy Day, is having a birthday party, and he's asked all of his friends to come. But Amy is a special friend because she is a girl--so Peter decides to write her a special invitation. When he rushes out in a thunderstorm to mail it, though, he bumps smack into Amy herself and knocks her to the ground. Will she ever come to his party now? And how will the boys greet a girl?" [1]
In 1970, Loretta Long narrates and play the characters on the cartoon film.
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[@elissamarcus]

Thanks for this charming upload, love the narrator - perfect pacing and inflection and love the "70's accent", ha

[@annbrandall5437]

FBI warning department of justice federal bureau of investigation 4:27

[@annbrandall5437]

let’s go home said grayson 4:40

[@tangie7]

Awww Peter! I love reading Ezra Jack Keats books

[@harrystoller4147]

Me too

[@northernsoutherngirl]

I've been collecting Ezra Jack Keats books having grown up reading them. 😃

[@liamwatson5125]

I loved his artwork so much. That was my original interest in collage.

[@mediaghost964]

Oh wow...another jewel from my childhood that I forgot about...thank you for the upload

[@rasheeda1303]

great story line. well written with respect and admiration. Amy that extra icing on the cake😊

[@alvinbutler6889]

inaccessible realm 8

[@misspinkpunkykat]

I remember a VHS tape my mom got for me at the public library all the time. There were several Ezra Jack Keats stories on it. "Peter's Chair", "A Whistle for Willie" "The Trip" "Pet Show" were ones I clearly remember. "The narrator for "Peter's Chair" sounded just like this lady but "Pet Show" and "A Whistle for Willie" were narrated by a man. I've been trying to find that tape for YEARS.

[@harrystoller4147]

I believe the VHS you had was “The Ezra Jack Keats Library”.

[@nichettucker8972]

I remember reading this in Bank Street Readers books.❤️❤️

[@leandragarza2456]

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[@perrinfan]

Ah, memories.....

[@trevonhaywoodandtaylorhaven]

2:20: Thunder.

[@liampresser1739]

so much memories of this

[@Never_Give_Up_88]

This remind me of when my dad use to read to me when i was a little and Reading Rainbow days

[@anns9143]

My mom made me a dress that looked alot like Amy's. Good times.

[@malirabbit6228]

Loretta Long was Susan from Sesame Street, right? Thanks for the great trip down memory lane!

[@sweetlife031]

Yes, this is Susan aka Loretta Long! 😊

[@ErikaMcQueen89]

Memories !

[@j2fly1]

Letter go

[@marc07112]

Ezra Jack Keats!!!!!!!!

[@taylorchristina5309]

awww

[@TheLookyus]

What about Whistle For Willie?

[@theblackbanter5242]

As Jimmy Castor would say what we going to do is go back back into time

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Hi

[@QuietKid213]

Hi
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