Where The Wild Things Are

Sendak, M. (1963). Where the wild things are. NY: Harper & Row Publishers

A little boy, Max, is sent to his bedroom without dinner. He falls asleep and his transforms into a forest with monsters. He is in charge of the ferocious monsters, he lets the "wild rumpus start!"  The have a lot of fun, dancing and swinging through the trees. When max is finally tired of it he send the monsters to bed without any dinner like his mother did to him. At this point Max misses his mom and he wakes up to find dinner on a table in his room. His mom did not forget about him. 

This book is a classic! This is a beautiful book showing the imagination of a young child. I haven't read this book is years and it brought me back to when I was a little kid reading it. It definitely is worth reading.