Maurice Sendak, most notably the writer and illustrator of the children’s book Where The Wild Things Are, passed away today. There were many books I loved as a child, Green Eggs and Ham by Dr…

By Patty Carleton | Correspondent

June 10 marks the would-be 86th birthday of the late, beloved children's book author and illustrator Maurice Sendak. He is certainly best-known for his 1963 picture book Where the Wild Things Are, which, despite receiving some negative reviews and…

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Where the Wild Things Are is a children's book written and illustrated by Maurice Sendak. Originally panned by critics upon release in 1963, it has since …

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Maurice Sendak's classic children's book Where the Wild Things Are turns 50 this weekend. And oh, what a wild rumpus it will be! Sendak's deeply emotional tale follows our hero Max, a young boy who gets sent to his room without any supper for…

Here is one of the most famous simple yellow flags to set sail in the imagination of childhood. The flag in Where the Wild Things Are, written in 1963 became a children's classic. The flag of Max's imaginary sail ship has a flag on its top. This type of flag is usually called a masthead pennant, in this case it consists of a long simple yellow pennant. The yellow colour is repeated in the sails of Max's ship and the colour of the monster's eyes. Although not a flag, another vexilloid appears…