Description

*”Where the Wild Things Are”* is a beloved children’s picture book written and illustrated by Maurice Sendak. First published in 1963, it has become a classic in children’s literature. The story follows a young boy named Max, who, after causing trouble at home, sails to an island inhabited by fantastical creatures called the “Wild Things.” These creatures crown him as their king, but Max eventually returns home to find his supper waiting for him, realizing the love and comfort of his home.

The book is known for its imaginative story, evocative illustrations, and deep emotional themes. It’s widely praised for its exploration of emotions like anger and longing, and for capturing the inner world of a child. Its appeal crosses generations, making it a staple of children’s libraries.

You can find the paperback edition of *Where the Wild Things Are* in bookstores or online retailers, where it continues to inspire readers of all ages.