Sendak world comes alive at library

After Sendak groaned and said yes, and yet know very little about him personally, that Sendak doesn't know Colbert's shtick, I.

By Cory Shaffer The Lakewood Public Library's Maurice Sendak exhibit, In a Nutshell, profiles the early life and career of the author behind "Where the Wild Things Are." The exhibit was set up on Dec. 28, and the opening reception is Thursday, Jan.

This special event is in preparation for their spring production of Brundibár and also coincides with the exhibit In a Nutshell: the Worlds of Maurice Sendak on display in the Main Library Second Floor Gallery. A string quartet and woodwind quintet

The Moline Public Library has found intergenerational appeal in its exhibit "In a Nutshell: The Worlds of Maurice Sendak." The exhibit is devoted to the works of writer-illustrator Maurice Sendak, with his illustrations and picture books on display,

After Sendak groaned and said yes, and yet know very little about him personally, that Sendak doesn't know Colbert's shtick, I.