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by Marc Brown (Author), Tolon Brown (Author), Peter Hirsch (Author)
From Marc Brown, the bestselling creator of the beloved kids' series, Arthur, comes the charming new world of HOP! Meet Hop, Benny, and all the Fair Village friends in a story that celebrates kindness, differences, and acceptance!
Hop and his friends lived in Fair Village. It was a fine place to live and filled with adventures.
One fine morning, Hop and Benny meet a crying troll named Helga -- she wants to see more of Fair Village but is worried about leaving her home beneath the bridge. As Hop helps out, Helga realizes the world is filled with many good things, especially when you have a friend by your side!
Airing on HBO Max now!
''The characters are likable and endearing and share the distinct features and style of Marc Brown's picture book art... a very sweet book...'' -- Kirkus
Author Biography
Marc Brown is the beloved creator of the bestselling Arthur Adventure book series and creative producer of PBS's Peabody and Emmy award-winning television series Arthur, now the longest-running children's animated show in history. He also has illustrated many other books for children, including the New York Times bestseller Wild About Books, as well as The Little Shop of Monsters and Mary McScary, both written by R.L. Stine. For more information, visit marcbrownstudios.com.
Tolon Brown is an Emmy award-wining producer of culturally significant shows such as ARTHUR on PBS, and co-creator of the animated series HOP on MAX. Long ago he discovered a fondness for complaining about "good coffee" and people who can't change a flat tire, which inspired him to split his time between Brooklyn and Baldwin County, Alabama in order to pursue both. Somehow he managed to raise two amazing daughters, yet remains open to the possibility that was purely accidental.
Peter Hirsch is the co-creator and head writer of the MAX series, HOP. Before then he was the head writer of the PBS series ARTHUR for over 20 years. He has won 7 Emmys and a Peabody award, and lives in New York City with his wife, playwright Cusi Cram, and their two overweight cats.
