Fruit Troops Books in Order

Anna Apple faces challenges that introduce young children to a fruit of the Spirit. This shaped board book pairs a simple character story with movable limbs, inviting toddlers to explore Christian virtues through play.

Gladys Grape introduces preschoolers to a fruit of the Spirit through challenges that put her special trait into practice. Movable arms and legs turn the shaped board book into a playful companion for learning about Christian character.

Lyle Lemon learns to put a fruit of the Spirit into practice when challenges arise. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, this character-shaped board book combines a simple story about Christian virtues with movable arms and legs.

Shy Penny Pear has only the flowers in her garden for friends. As she learns to treat people gently, this shaped board book introduces young children to friendship and gentleness through a fruit character’s story.

Pineapple Paul encounters challenges that help him practice a fruit of the Spirit. His story introduces toddlers and preschoolers to Christian character through a shaped board book with movable limbs that encourage children to play along.

Strawberry Sam introduces young children to love and friendship in an illustrated Fruit Troop board book. Shaped pages and bendable arms and legs make the character both a book to read and a toy to pose.

Weeds begin taking over Fruitville, but three villagers insist they are harmless flowers. This children’s story draws on Jesus’ parable of the wheat and tares to explore recognizing and removing harmful things from life.