It's a beautifully illustrated book that became a widely acclaimed movie, and now, some are wondering why it was banned from some schools. Here's what we know. Why is 'Where the Wild Things Are ...

The idea of a child running away—even if just in his imagination—felt rebellious, and the “wild things” were seen as too scary. Some even claimed the book encouraged disobedience ...

The 1963 book Where the Wild Things Are has been translated into more than forty languages and printed tens of millions of times, with more to come once the pages return to the Maurice Sendak ...

DENVER — As the iconic children's book "Where the Wild Things Are" continues to resonate with children and adults after 61 years, people can walk through a sophisticated and large exhibit ...

You can file this one under “Where the Wild Things Are.” The popular children’s picture book was written and illustrated in 1963 by American author Maurice Sendak. About a week ago ...