(W) Joey Esposito (A) Austin Baechle (CA) Erin Hunting Stroll along Sesame Street and join Grover, Elmo, Cookie Monster, and more of your favorite furry friends in adventures for readers of all ages with this hardcover edition of Sesame Street: Grover Lends a Hand! Grover wakes up to another beautiful day on Sesame Street! But he soon discovers that his friends each have a problem to solve before they can enjoy it. Read along as Grover does what he does best: lends a helping hand. After all, the most fun on Sesame Street comes from working together!

(W) Joey Esposito, Stephanie Williams , Mary Kenney (A) Austin Baechle, Beth Hughes, Alison Acton and Sean Dove (CA) Erin Hunting Stroll along Sesame Street and join Grover, Bert and Ernie, Cookie Monster, The Count, the Amazing Mumford, and more of your favorite furry friends in adventures for readers of all ages! It?s another beautiful day on Sesame Street! And whether it?s Grover lending a helping hand, Bert and Ernie making room for new adventures, Cookie Monster hosting his first dinner party, or the Amazing Mumford?s magic trick going wrong, you can bet it?s going to be a day to remember! Sesame Street: Sunny Stories collects issues #1?4 of Sesame Street, with stories written by Joey Esposito (Batman: Urban Legends), Stephanie Williams (Wonder Woman: Black and Gold), and Mary Kenney (My Little Pony), with wonderful art by Austin Baechle (Rick and Morty), Beth Hughes (Dog Squad), Alison Acton (Animal Crackers), and Sean Dove (Brobots)!

(W) Joey Esposito (A) Sean Dove (CA) Erin Hunting Stroll along Sesame Street and join The Amazing Mumford, The Count, Big Bird, and more of your favorite furry friends in adventures for readers of all ages with this hardcover edition of Sesame Street: The Amazing Mumford’s Card Trick!You’re invited—The Amazing Mumford is taking the stage on Sesame Street for a night of magic! But when The Count volunteers to help with a trick, it does not go according to plan. All of the numbers have disappeared from Sesame Street! Can Mumford reverse his trick? Or are the numbers gone for good?