Where The Wild Things Are

Clive Farahar studies three copies of children’s classic Where The Wild Things Are, including a first edition, delightfully signed by author Maurice Sendak. Purchased for 25 cents, it could prove to be a more than generous gift to the owner’s grandchildren.

27 September 2016

3 minutes

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