Maurice Sendak
What’s inside
This iconic picture book tells the story of Max, a rebellious child who sails to an island inhabited by wild creatures that crown him as their king. A journey of imagination and emotions.
You’ll Learn
- Stimulates imagination and creativity in both children and adults.
- Explores themes of independence, anger, and the desire to be understood.
- Encourages discussions about emotions and handling them.
- Reaffirms the importance of home and love.
Key Points
- Max’s journey from home to where the wild things are
- The wild rumpus with the wild things
- Max being crowned the king of the wild things
- Max’s realization and decision to return home
- The comforting notion of home and unconditional love
Who’s it For
- Children
- Parents
- Educators
- Fans of Classic Children’s Literature
About the author
Maurice Sendak was an American illustrator and writer of children’s books, best known for ‘Where the Wild Things Are.’ His imaginative art and storytelling have captivated generations.