
Ezra Jack Keats' classic picture book, 'A Letter to Amy,' follows Peter, a beloved character from 'The Snowy Day,' as he prepares for his birthday party. He decides to send a special, secret invitation to Amy, a girl he considers a very important friend. His determined rush to mail the letter during a thunderstorm leads to an accidental collision with Amy herself, knocking her down. This mishap creates a moment of anxiety for Peter, who worries if Amy will still come to his party. The story gently explores themes of friendship, making mistakes, seeking forgiveness, and the simple joys of anticipation, all set against Keats' signature urban backdrop.
Peter wants to invite Amy to his birthday party but he wants it to be a surprise.