Writer
July 16, 1935 – May 7, 2021
I will always try to
turn sights and sounds into words.
I will always try to shape words into my
singing poems.
– Arnold Adoff.
Credits:
Received the Award for
Excellence in Poetry for Children in 1988.
Books:
Black
is Brown Is Tan - pictures by Emily Arnold McCully (1973 / 2002); Black on
Black; Commentaries by Negro Americans (1968); Brothers and Sisters; Modern
Stories by Black Americans (1970); Daring Dog and Captain Cat - illustrated by
Joe Cepeda (2001); Hard to be Six - illustrated by Cheryl Hanna (1991); In for
Winter, Out for Spring - illustrated by Jerry Pinkney (1991); Malcolm X. -
illustrated by Rudy Gutierrez / Winner of ALA Notable Children’s Book and
Library of Congress Children’s Books (2000); Mandala - Pictures by Emily
McCully (1971); Roots and Blues: A Celebration - illustrated by R. Gregory
Christie (2011) / Winner of The Lion and the Unicorn Award for Excellence in
North American Poetry (2012); The Return of Rex and Ethel - illustrated by Catherine
Deeter (2000).
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