Description
Max has a lot of thoughts.
They pop, fizz, and bounce around his head all at once, sometimes helpful, sometimes hilarious, and sometimes a little bit overwhelming. When Max tries to concentrate, his mind seems to have other plans entirely, leaping from idea to idea like popcorn in a pan.
At school and at home, people keep telling Max to slow down, focus, and think one thing at a time. But Max isn’t sure how to do that when his brain is busy noticing everything.
Through imaginative mishaps, funny moments, and a whole lot of thinking, Max begins to discover that having a thousand thoughts doesn’t mean something is wrong, it just means his brain works differently. And maybe, just maybe, that difference can be a strength.
Max and the Thousand Thoughts is a warm, humorous children’s story celebrating imagination, curiosity, and minds that don’t always stay quiet. Perfect for readers who daydream, think fast, and see the world in their own unique way.
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