Daniel Wilcox

This book was one of the delights of my childhood. Lovable Grover goes from one room to the next in a colossal museum, where one catastrophe after the next befalls him as he tries to see everything. Grover learns what not to do as the reader laughs and enjoys the fun!

I loved reading this book. It was so neat. Grover goes into the museum of Everything and goes through many rooms in it with many funny things all labeled and on display. He's tickled by feathers and sees many animals and opposites and concepts all labeled. It creates a sense of wonder about the world because Grover is so enthusiastic about it. It would be great to read with kids. I see it as a great learning to read book in class because of how many words there are in it.

An adorable book about enjoying museums and the world outside them. A childhood favorite I'd share with anyone.

The book I had as a kid handed down to my 2 year old. She doesn't quite "get it" yet but loves to walk around with it since its 'pint-sized'. A classic! Fun story (silly)