Caldecott Collection Where the Wild Things Are, (Hardcover)

from rainpebble

Where the Wild Things Are is a familiar Sendak tale and is wonderful, story & artwork, each and every time one reads it. It is an exquisite Sendak tale of a lad who goes on an imaginary journey (via his bedroom) to a world of all manner of creatures. Excellent! Definitely a classic in the Childre...

from TZacek

"The night Max wore his wolf suit and made mischief of one kind and another, his mother called him wild thing. And so he said, 'I'll eat you UP!' And so he was sent to bed without eating anything." And so starts the tale of Max. When I was little, I had my mother read me this book, and read it ag...

from hem143

As a Caldecott winner it goes without saying that this classic tale features some extraordinary illustrations however, the story which accompanies the artwork is equally as outstanding. An original tale of a hyper young boy who gets sent to his room for acting too wild. It is here where he begins...

from Brianna_Byer

A boy named Max acts out around home and does very bad things that get him into trouble and thus sent to his room without supper. Max's mother calls him a "Wild Thing" (since he dresses up/acts in that way). Max's room begins turning into a jungle with vines everywhere and he takes a personal sai...

from Jazz2107

This is Caldecott story is about Max. Max was being a Wild thing and he was sent to bed without dinner. When Max went to his room, his imagination took him far beyond his room. Max will sail off and land into the Wild Things. You will have to read the book to find out what happened next. Did he e...