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Where the Wild Things Are: Maurice Sendak
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sandielaw's recommendation
As a child, this was one of my absolute favorite books. Twenty five years later, it's my child's favorite as well. This is a classic that simply must be in every child's collection of bedtime stories! (via kayzee)
Updated Dec 30, 2006
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kayzee's recommendation
This book makes kids feel powerful, acknowledges their wild side, reassures them there's still love waiting for them at home. Brilliant!
The book and all plush toys - Max, Moishe, Sipi and Bernard (are those really the monsters' names?) can all be bought at www.signal.com
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Updated Dec 8, 2006
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beckyk's recommendation
Another Children's Book classic. Considered a touchstone for picture books and illustrated fantasy. The words and images work together to enhance your voyage with Max to Where the Wild Things Are. A Must Have.
Updated Nov 30, 2006
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David's recommendation
Maurice Sendak seldom wrote books and always wrote in his own style. His illustrations are like no one else and his stories create a world fromhis imagination like none other.
It took my kids a few times to get into "Where the Wild Things Are" but I could have started reading it too early.
Yes, I have to say that "Where the Wild Things Are" is a classic children's book and a must have for any bookcase. (via Jody)
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Updated Sep 10, 2006
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cogg's recommendation
What's not to love? Fantastic illustrations, great story, and an opportunity for improvisation. I have read this to my boys at least 100 times. I still read it to them when they will let me, but that's pretty rare (they are 9 and 10 now).
In case anyone is wondering, the sound you should make for the wild ruckus is "ooga-booga ooga-booga ooga-booga boo." Okay, so it isn't written in the book... it's obvious, isn't it?
Updated Sep 8, 2006
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oooh.. :)
this book did I have when I was a child,
nice and funny =)