Where The Wild Things Are

The book Where The Wild Things Are is an interesting and exciting book to read. When reading it you wonder what is going to happen next to a child who is facing a bunch of wild creatures. It is an adventure of a boy named Max who is a menace, and was sent to bed early without dinner. In his room a forest starts to grow and he gets on a boat for a long travel to where the wild things live. He is confronted by the wild things who show their big teeth and big claws but Max becomes master of the wild things. Max realizes however that something is missing, but what is it?

I think that this book would be helpful to read to kindergartners to help them develop their imagination. Books such as this help to spark imagination in students, and could be a good book to read before beginning an art project. I think that having so many fun and colorful pictures to look at through the reading can help children see that art can be created without guidelines. Some of the pictures in the book aren't something you would typically see so the imagination of the boy (the pictures of the book) can help students create their own silly, scary and ugly characters by using their own imagination of what a wild thing could be to them.

I personally like this book. It is full of color and the story line is very imaginative. The book makes you curious as to what is going to happen on the next page. It is short to read and is eventful.