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Is There a Monster in the House? is a 1995 Sesame Street "Lift-and-Eeeek!" book. In the book, Grover explores a haunted house, frightened by the bumps and squeaks that he hears around every corner. Fortunately, the source of the noises turn out not to be scary after all -- they're just monsters! At the end of the book, Grover and the monsters are "one happy family", dancing in the parlor.

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rdfs:comment	Is There a Monster in the House? is a 1995 Sesame Street "Lift-and-Eeeek!" book. In the book, Grover explores a haunted house, frightened by the bumps and squeaks that he hears around every corner. Fortunately, the source of the noises turn out not to be scary after all -- they're just monsters! At the end of the book, Grover and the monsters are "one happy family", dancing in the parlor.
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Date	1995(xsd:integer)
Series	Monster Tales
Illustrator	Tom Brannon
Publisher	Random House
Writer	"R.U. Scary"
ISBN	67987416(xsd:integer)
abstract	Is There a Monster in the House? is a 1995 Sesame Street "Lift-and-Eeeek!" book. In the book, Grover explores a haunted house, frightened by the bumps and squeaks that he hears around every corner. Fortunately, the source of the noises turn out not to be scary after all -- they're just monsters! At the end of the book, Grover and the monsters are "one happy family", dancing in the parlor.

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