Max et les maximonstres

"Max and the Maximonsters (Where the Wild Things Are) is a children's book written and illustrated by Maurice Sendak.

The story follows a young boy named Max who, after an argument with his mother, escapes to an imaginary world populated by creatures called the Maximonstres. Max becomes King of the Maximonstres, but eventually realizes he wants to go home. So he returns to his room, where he finds his dinner still warm and waiting for him. The story explores themes such as imagination, emotions and the power of home.

Maurice Sendak's distinctive illustrations have helped make this book a favorite with readers of all ages. The captivating images and simple yet profound text make "Max and the Maximonsters" a favorite of preschool and elementary school children.

This book is often recommended for children aged 4 to 8, although its appeal is timeless, and many adults continue to appreciate it for its unique messages and artistic style.