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What genre of literature is where the wild things are?

"Where the Wild Things Are" is generally classified as children's fantasy.

Here's why:

* Target Audience: The book is primarily written for children, focusing on themes and language they can relate to.

* Fantastical Elements: The story features wild, imaginary creatures and a magical island, creating a fantastical world.

* Emotional Depth: While whimsical, the story explores themes of loneliness, anger, and self-discovery, making it relatable to children and adults alike.

While it's primarily children's fantasy, some may also consider it picture book literature due to its combination of text and illustrations.

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