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In the Night Kitchen
Book • 1889
Maurice Sendak's "In the Night Kitchen" is a surreal and imaginative children's book that follows a young boy's nighttime adventure in a bakery.
The story is filled with fantastical elements, including three identical bakers and a journey in a dough-made airplane.
The book's dreamlike quality and playful illustrations capture the boundless imagination of childhood.
It's a visually stunning and emotionally resonant work that explores themes of independence and self-discovery.
The story is filled with fantastical elements, including three identical bakers and a journey in a dough-made airplane.
The book's dreamlike quality and playful illustrations capture the boundless imagination of childhood.
It's a visually stunning and emotionally resonant work that explores themes of independence and self-discovery.
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Mac Barnett shares his childhood appreciation for the experimental literature.
Forum from the Archives: Mac Barnett on Why Picture Books are Real Literature
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Mac Barnett on Why Picture Books Are Real Literature
