Do you, like most toddler parents, want your child to eat fruits every day? Well, we may have found just the thing for you! The Fabulous Fruits series is an effort to help your child discover the rainbow-coloured fruits through their quirky stories and end up loving them in the process. But they aren’t your regular fruits! Uh-uh. These fruits have a personality of their own. They can be adamant or panicky, bored or greedy…sometimes even odd and bossy! Let your child fall in love with these cute fruits and learn anew modern-day life lesson via each book. The vibrant illustrations and an endearing storyline will have your child wanting each of these fruits in no time and soon they will call the real one by their favourite book’s name! ‘Mommy, I want to have an adamant apple!’ ‘Can I take a bored banana to school today?’ *At the grocery store* ‘DAD, LOOK! A panicky plum!’ You see where this is going, eh? Individual Blurbs: Apple: Can an apple decide when to fall? Our little apple wants to go to the market as soon as he is born. It is his only dream. . . but he is too tiny! Can he wait through all the seasons? Or is he being too adamant? Orange: What do you do when you are the odd one out? Shunned by the other oranges, our odd orange becomes very sad and lonely. Will he stay alone forever? Or will he go against all odds and find new friends? Banana: Do you sometimes get bored out of your wits? Our baby banana is going through a similar emotion. Will he find something to cure his boredom? Or will the boredom get the better of him? Grape: Greedy Grape is very clear about one thing: He does not want to share ANYTHING. In fact, he wants MORE of everything. No, he wants it ALL! But his greed lands him in big trouble (oh no!) Will he get out of the mess or will he have to learn to share? Blueberry: Bossy loves to tell everyone what to do. He is the bossiest blueberry in town! But the other fruits don’t like it one bit. Will the blueberry ever stop being bossy or does he need a taste of his bossiness? Plum: Ready, Set...Panic! Our little plum got separated from his family and panic was his go-to mode. Would he just sit and freak out or would he gather some courage to find his loved ones?