A Snowy Day

Snow falls from the sky, as if each snowflake had its own free will and idea. Frozen water droplets cover various German citrus coats. This is not necessarily a cold day, but various citizens hurried from one street to another. The door opens and closes with power and determination. Everyone is in a hurry to complete Christmas shopping. Popular toys and records fell from the shelf, so a good idea was issued on 18th December.

I also saw "Snowy Days" and "Other Stories" by CTC of Ezra Jack Keats. Like the frog and cricket books, "Snowy Day" is not an open politics, but their white writers have concentrated this story on an unusual African-American boy in 1962. Snow White is the focus of attention. Peter's Snow Day reflects the Whittier community of diverse and intensive CTC residences. I also saw Dr. Sousse's famous position on Sunni's public politics at the February 2017 stage, against the racial discrimination in race discrimination. In the development before the general election in 2016, the program is still adapting to the text of the era; on the stage, the sneaks are separated physically and psychologically from each other. Children and their parents rejoice in general art and common sense!

Ezra Jack Keats (1916-1983) is an award-winning writer of Snowy Day 's Cal Decor Medal born in 1962, and it is one of the first picture books that children and children drawn the reality of multicultural city environment became. Since its founding, "Snowy Day" has been regarded as one of the most important picture books of the classics for children and all the time. The legacy of Ezra Jake continues to exist in his most famous role, Peter - Snow Star, Willie 's whistle, Peter' s chairman, Amy, Davis et al. Please visit the Ezra Jack Keats Foundation (www.ezra-jack-keats.org).

One of the most mature experiences of my childhood was reading. My mother has often read it to me since my infancy. The book she first read for me was The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats. The book features a small boy, Peter and records his expedition through his neighbor after a cold winter snowfall. One of my best memories of reading "Snowy Day" is that the aesthetic of this book fascinated me. The sharp detail of each page covers the text, makes the text lively and passes through each scene as if I were next to Peter. However, it surprised me further that the main character of this book, Peter, looks and feels like me. Like me, he is a young black boy. He is very interested like me. He wants to take as much risk as I do. As I long for him, he is portrayed as freedom