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Where the Wild Things Are

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In this iconic children's book, Max, dressed in his wolf suit, causes chaos at home and is sent to bed without supper.

His bedroom transforms into a jungle, and he sails to an island where he encounters the Wild Things.

Max tames the creatures and becomes their king, but eventually returns home, missing his mother's love.

The book is praised for its honest treatment of children's emotions, particularly anger and the need for parental love.

It has been adapted into a movie and an opera and remains a beloved classic in children's literature.

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Mentioned in 15 episodes

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Tara Brach
to illustrate the importance of fully embracing and experiencing life's moments.
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Introduction to Mindfulness: Part 2 - The Power of Heart Presence
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Brian Selznick
references Maurice Sendak's book to explain his process when writing 'The Invention of Hugo Cabret'.
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508 - The Real Magic of Finding Your Creative Voice with Brian Selznick
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Franziska Schutzbach
erwähnt das Buch im Kontext der Sehnsucht nach Geborgenheit und Fürsorge, die auch in der männlichen Psyche vorhanden ist.
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Franziska Schutzbach – Für eine Revolution der Verbundenheit
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He Yang
as one of her favorite childhood books.
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Andy Burt
as a brilliant book that is quite scary.
Helicopter Stories in Action with Trisha Lee
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Chad Daniels
as a book that had the opposite effect of making him want to sleep.
Re-Issue: Goodnight Moon with guest Chad Daniels
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Elizabeth Malamed
in the context of a discussion about facing scary things and the importance of acknowledging trauma.
017: Forgiveness: Terms and Conditions Apply
Mentioned by Anne Carroll Moore as one of the most checked-out books in the NYPL.
Goodnight Nobody [rebroadcast]
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Janet Lansbury
as classic children's audiobooks.
Strict Is Loving
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George Ella Lyon
when discussing the unique challenges and rewards of writing for children.
Writing Lessons Episode 2: The Deliciousness of Words Featuring George Ella Lyon
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Marnie Chesterton
when sharing a story about a child eating Sendak's card with a drawing.
Story time
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Megan Roche
as one of her favorite childhood books.
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Allie Beth Stuckey
mentioned it when she was trying to remember a kid's book with similar features to the Labubu character.
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Russell Moore
in comparison to Annie Downs's book, highlighting a similar impulse to address children's fears honestly.
Annie F. Downs on What Kids Can Teach Grownups About Life and Death
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Rachel Michelle Wilson
as a book that inspired her storytelling journey.
Rachel Michelle Wilson, "How to Pee Your Pants: The Right Way" (Feiwel & Friends, 2024)
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Martin Zhang
im Zusammenhang mit dem Labubo-Design und einer Comicvorlage, die etwa 50 bis 60 Jahre alt ist.
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Mel Rosenberg
as an example of an author who was also heavily involved in theater.
Talk to the Editor: A Discussion with Elizabeth Law
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Adam Carolla
as a celebrated children’s book with a terrible message.
#2024 - The BRUTALITY of German Fairy Tales with Mario Adrion
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Colby Sharp
as one of the most magical books from his childhood.
An Interview with Colby Sharp

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