Sesame Street Full Epsiodes: Grover - Monster At The End of This Book
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Watch this great Sesame Street story on Grover. Perfect childrens story thats family friendly. Dont forget to watch the second book in the : \r
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Having read the title page (or, in later editions, the cover) Grover is horrified to learn that there is a monster at the end of the book. He immediately begs the reader not to finish the book, so as to avoid meeting this dreadful scary monster.\r
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Growing increasingly fearful as the reader continues to turn pages and frustrated that they do not seem to realize the terrible danger, Grover resorts to constructing aof ever-more-elaborate obstacles, such as tying pages together, nailing the page to the next one and finally even laying a brick wall to keep the reader from advancing further. But nothing works (primarily because from the readers POV these are simple illustrations, not ual difficulties).\r
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Finally driven to total despair by the readers ability to overcome the obstacles, Grover makes one last frantic plea to the reader not to turn the final page.\r
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.Only to discover on that page, in a surprise self-referential plot twist, that the monster in question is none other than Grover himself. He tries to laugh it off, saying he knew it all along--but the reader can see at the end that he is terribly embarrassed.
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Having read the title page (or, in later editions, the cover) Grover is horrified to learn that there is a monster at the end of the book. He immediately begs the reader not to finish the book, so as to avoid meeting this dreadful scary monster.\r
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Growing increasingly fearful as the reader continues to turn pages and frustrated that they do not seem to realize the terrible danger, Grover resorts to constructing aof ever-more-elaborate obstacles, such as tying pages together, nailing the page to the next one and finally even laying a brick wall to keep the reader from advancing further. But nothing works (primarily because from the readers POV these are simple illustrations, not ual difficulties).\r
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Finally driven to total despair by the readers ability to overcome the obstacles, Grover makes one last frantic plea to the reader not to turn the final page.\r
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.Only to discover on that page, in a surprise self-referential plot twist, that the monster in question is none other than Grover himself. He tries to laugh it off, saying he knew it all along--but the reader can see at the end that he is terribly embarrassed.