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The Monster at the end of this Book

Book • 1971

In this engaging children's book, Grover frantically attempts to stop readers from turning the pages, fearing a monster at the end.

However, the twist reveals that Grover himself is the monster, teaching children about facing fears with humor and courage.

The book has become a timeless classic, entertaining generations with its interactive narrative and delightful illustrations.

Mentioned by

Brett Weinstein

Joanna Robinson

Koshin Paley Ellison

Claudia Grisales

Mentioned in 2 episodes

Mentioned by

Brett Weinstein

in the context of discussing the importance of exploring controversial topics.

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Mentioned by

Tom Bilyeu

when discussing the importance of narrative in driving emotional change.

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Mentioned by

Mychal Threets

as a favorite book because his grandmother loved doing the voices while reading it aloud.

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Mentioned by

Joanna Robinson

, about Grover being rattled by monsters until he discovers he's a monster too.

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Mentioned by

Koshin Paley Ellison

as a book that contains a deep dharmic truth and stars Grover from Sesame Street.

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Mentioned by

Claudia Grisales

as a classic children's book celebrating its 50th anniversary.

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