That Night at the Museum.
Jenny White must spend a night at the History Museum. -Tell me, how would you feel if you were to take a selfie and the picture showed a dinosaur skeleton about to devour you? Now, she, along with her two best friends, must decide whether to help Larry and the staff protect the Museum. In the process, each will become attached to a part of history in unimaginable ways.
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