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|title= The Wild Things
|author= Dave Eggers
|buy= Yes
|borrow= Yes
|format= Hardback
|pages=288
|publisher= Hamish Hamilton
|date= October 2009
|isbn=978-0241144220
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|amazonus=<amazonus>1934781614</amazonus>
|sort=Wild Things
|cover=014103713X
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But I repeat this book is not solely here for that purpose. This came to me in a hardback of very adult styling, and for a change there was not a children's edition or movie tie-in volume to be found (I dare say the original might differ there, however). The fact this is definitely its own piece and not just a quick adaptation is more than obvious, and one more reason for me to recommend this. I don't think it is brilliant for any audience, but for those who know the original and are moving on to full-length novels, or for the adults who might just welcome a psychologically astute 'kids' read' (or flashback to their own youth), this will be enjoyed.
I must thank the kind Hamish Hamilton people for my review copy. We also have a review if Eggers' [[The Circle by Dave Eggers|The Circle]].
We hope that everyone has read the [[Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak|the original picture book]]. If not, do so - whatever your age.
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