A educational, nutrition health book. Full of amazing characters like Tina Turnip and Cherie Tomato.
" In a world where many younger people don’t like fruit or vegetables, It’s time for change as an unexpected hero springs to life. His name Is Russell Sprout, a leafy green small round vegetable that packs a punch. Humans are always so busy day to day that they actually can’t see what’s happening right underneath there nose’s, when humans aren’t around and when the coast is clear. Fruit and vegetables lead everyday lives just like ourselves, they go about their business and study and learn. They want to be educated and learn what the world has to offer them, they have their own dreams and aspirations and that’s why they go to Greenhouse Elementary school. So they can be the best fruit or vegetable that they can possibly be. They have friends and family, they go on wild adventures and can lead very fruitful happy lives before there best before date. Step into a day in the life of Russell sprout in the late spring time and see what he and his friends get up to, everything is fine at school and he makes friends but things take a turn for the worst when some very unusual, unsavoury pupils join the school. Come along with Russell on the most freshest, crispiest, coolest and delicious adventure ever. "
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