Where the Wild Things Are' by Maurice Sendak (1963)

The protagonist of the story is Max, a young boy who is sent to bed without supper by his mother.

Max imagines himself sailing away to a distant land, where he is crowned king of the wild things.

He lives in the wild with the wild things, where they play and romp together.

Max eventually comes to the realization that he loves his home and family the most and decides to return.

The wild things throw a wild rumpus in his honor, before he returns home.

When he returns home, Max finds his supper waiting for him, still hot.

His mother lovingly tucks him into bed and they share a moment of reconnection.

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