Still as wild as ever, as resourceful, impish, charming, and beloved. Her portrait hangs at the Plaza Hotel in NYC with reverence. There's a happy ending, of course. Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak Max. A true classic.
Every child needs thisi book.
A classic of children's literature. A lesson in counting, fruits, and metamorphosis all at once. Jean de Brunhoff The French classic of a kind elephant who is rewarded and respected for his sage advice. A major influence in children's illustration. The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams illustrated by William Nicholson Written at the turn of the century, this book has become a mainstay in the imaginations of children and their relationships with their toys.