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Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak — Harper Trophy (1984), 25th Anniversary Edition, Caldecott Medal Winner
Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak — Harper Trophy (1984), 25th Anniversary Edition, Caldecott Medal Winner
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Your picture book shelf just roared its terrible roar. Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak is one of the most celebrated children's books ever printed — a Caldecott Medal winner that has been sending kids to the land of the Wild Things since 1963. This copy is the First Harper Trophy edition (1984), 25th Anniversary printing, featuring Sendak's iconic full-color and black-and-white illustrations throughout.
What's Included:
- 📖 Where the Wild Things Are softcover — Harper Trophy, First Harper Trophy edition, 1984
- 🏆 25th Anniversary Edition — Winner of the Caldecott Medal for the Most Distinguished Picture Book of the Year
Book Features:
- 🏆 Author & Illustrator: Maurice Sendak — Caldecott Medal recipient
- ⚡ Publisher: Harper Trophy (HarperCollins) — First Harper Trophy edition, 1984
- 🎯 Full-color cover art + black-and-white interior illustrations by Sendak throughout
- 📅 ISBN: 0-06-443178-9 | 25th Anniversary Edition printing
Why Collectors Love It:
First Harper Trophy editions of Where the Wild Things Are are the sweet spot for collectors — the 1984 printing marked the book's transition to paperback format and the 25th Anniversary designation makes this copy a milestone edition. Sendak's artwork is as wild and timeless as ever, and copies in readable condition with intact covers are getting harder to find. Whether you're a children's literature collector, a Sendak devotee, or just someone who never outgrew Max's wolf suit, this one belongs on your shelf.
Condition Notes:
Softcover — shows normal wear consistent with its age, including cover edge wear and light creasing. Pages are intact and legible. Please review photos for specific condition details.
Perfect For: Maurice Sendak collectors, children's literature enthusiasts, Caldecott Medal hunters, vintage picture book fans, and anyone who still believes the wild rumpus should start.
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