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Grover Sleeps Over is a 1984 Sesame Street storybook featuring Grover. After receiving an invitation to spend the night at Betty Lou's house, Grover is apprehensive about his first night away from home, and he questions whether Betty Lou has a night light and whether she will tell scary ghost stories. Grover's Mommy reassures him that he will feel at home at the sleepover. Betty Lou and Grover have a great time playing, and at bedtime they realize that neither of them knows any ghost stories anyway. Upon returning home the next day, Grover is already planning the next sleepover.

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rdfs:comment	Grover Sleeps Over is a 1984 Sesame Street storybook featuring Grover. After receiving an invitation to spend the night at Betty Lou's house, Grover is apprehensive about his first night away from home, and he questions whether Betty Lou has a night light and whether she will tell scary ghost stories. Grover's Mommy reassures him that he will feel at home at the sleepover. Betty Lou and Grover have a great time playing, and at bedtime they realize that neither of them knows any ghost stories anyway. Upon returning home the next day, Grover is already planning the next sleepover.
dcterms:subject	Sesame Street Books Grover Books A Growing-Up Book
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Date	1984(xsd:integer)
Series	A Growing-Up Book
Illustrator	Maggie Swanson
Publisher	Western Publishing
Writer	Elizabeth Winthrop
ISBN	307120104(xsd:integer)
abstract	Grover Sleeps Over is a 1984 Sesame Street storybook featuring Grover. After receiving an invitation to spend the night at Betty Lou's house, Grover is apprehensive about his first night away from home, and he questions whether Betty Lou has a night light and whether she will tell scary ghost stories. Grover's Mommy reassures him that he will feel at home at the sleepover. Betty Lou and Grover have a great time playing, and at bedtime they realize that neither of them knows any ghost stories anyway. Upon returning home the next day, Grover is already planning the next sleepover. The book also features Betty Lou's Mommy.

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