Bibliography of Illustrated Works
- Martin Luther King, Jr. and His Birthday (nonfiction), illustrated by Floyd Cooper (1990)
- Book Chase, illustrated by Steve Cieslawski (1994)
- We Had a Picnic This Sunday Past, illustrated by Diane Greenseid (1997)
- Sweet, Sweet Memory, illustrated by Floyd Cooper (2000)
- The Other Side, illustrated by E.B. Lewis (2001)
- Visiting Day, illustrated by James Ransome (2002)
- Our Gracie Aunt, illustrated by Jon J. Muth (2002)
- Coming on Home Soon, illustrated by E.B. Lewis (2003)
- Show Way, illustrated by Hudson Talbott (2006)
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