Where The Wild Things Are [Continuation]
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  • Reads 3,766
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  • Parts 8
  • Time 46m
emotionalbookworm
Ongoing, First published May 30, 2014
Mature
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"Let the wild rumpus start!"

It had been seven long years since Max had left the Island where the Wild Things roamed the land, and he had no desire to go back there. At all. 

After his experience the devious little King soon became a depressed teenager. With the memories of the Island still swimming in his mind nightmares began to form. Scared and nothing to lose he finds himself back on the Island, and this time he's not the only person there. 

[This is a continuation, all rights of the original story belong to Maurice Sendak]
All Rights Reserved
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