uring their visit to the great food market, the children are faced with a big

commotion as the fruits, vegetables and candy all argue – which of them has

the most important role? Each of them, of course, claims that they are the

absolute best.

Mrs. All-Knowing decides to settle the question once and for all, and summons

everyone to an urgent meeting – but it will be up to the children to find the

answer, and teach everyone about the importance of variety. Fruits, Vegetables

and a Lollipop is a children's book that adults can also learn from.

Victoria Adler–Sharon, a senior nurse by training, and MPH (Master of Public Health)

by education, is a writer and a poet who has so far published in Hebrew: Red Blood-Blue Blood;

Sharks are also awake at night; Crickety Thoughts; A new way of life; A Place and Time to Be;

A book of poetry corresponding with photographs taken from around the world,

in collaboration with Victoria's husband, photographer Nissim Sharon. Albums: A Place and Time

to Be and Fire of Love, song albums in collaboration with singer and creator Nurit Han Siegler.

As well as six children's books translated and published in English:

The Shoes from Blum-Blum Street, Noony the Cat's Wish, Zozy the Bee Saves the World,

Riggi Paints the Secret of the Sun (This book has also been translated into Japanese),

The Tears of Luciana the Mermaid, and Terrelina and the Magic Key.