Rare Copy of 'Where the Wild Things Are' to Fetch Thousands at Gloucestershire Auction

A rare and unique copy of “Where the Wild Things Are,” the classic children’s book by American author and illustrator Maurice Sendak, is set to be auctioned in Gloucestershire and is expected to fetch thousands of pounds. This beloved story, which inspired the popular Labubu doll craze, holds a special place in the hearts of many and collectors alike.

First published in 1963, “Where the Wild Things Are” tells the imaginative story of Max, a boy who travels to an island inhabited by wild creatures. Maurice Sendak’s groundbreaking illustrations and storytelling have made this book a timeless favorite around the world.

The upcoming auction presents a rare opportunity for collectors and fans to own a distinctive edition of this treasured work. The item is expected to attract significant attention due to its uniqueness and the enduring popularity of the story that has inspired countless merchandise, including the widely sought-after Labubu dolls.

As anticipation builds, the auction is poised to be a highlight for bibliophiles and fans of classic children’s literature.