Most Popular Books by Victoria Adler

A bird, a cat, a dog, and a fish each imagines an ideal day spent with a baby.

From eyes to ears, tummy to nose, legs to toes, there''s a lot for baby to discover - and even more for a family to love. Bright, buoyant art and a roly-poly little baby are sure to inspire plenty of giggling and grabbing and feet-in-the-air-ing. For every baby - and every parent who loves that baby to bits - here''s the perfect first book.

A terrible illness is devastating beehives all over the world, and soon bees will no longer be able to transfer pollen from flower to flower to make food. Zozi the bee takes initiative and travels to space to find the Field Eryngo flower; the only cure for the disease. Zozi and her friends embark on a journey across space, at the end of which they understand that the sky is not the limit. Zozi the Bee Saves the World is an adventure book filled with wisdom, caring and courage. 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. Song Album - A Place and Time to Be; in collaboration with Nurit Hahn Siegler, singer-songwriter. The Shoes from Blum-Blum Street - a children''s book, translated and published in English. Nooni the Cat''s Wish - a children''s book, translated and published in English. Zvi Fadelman, graduate of the Haifa WIZO College in Visual Communications, served as senior art director in various advertising firms. Decorated and illustrated over four hundred books, theatrical scenery, and presents hyper-realistic illustrations in exhibitions around the world.

No começo eles só queriam saber de mamar, dormir e chorar. De uma hora para outra, passam a interagir - dão tchauzinho, mandam beijos, sorriem e acenam em resposta aos estímulos verbais dos pais. Num instante, já começam a se deslocar por conta própria, explorando os limites do corpo e do espaço ao redor. É a etapa das primeiras grandes descobertas. Inspirada por esse período único da infância, a autora americana Victoria Adler escreveu ''O bebê da cabeça aos pés''. O livro, que conta com imagens em aquarela da ilustradora Hiroe Nakata, busca estimular a criança a reconhecer o próprio corpo - as partes do corpinho do bebê são apresentadas uma a uma, cada qual com suas respectivas características e funções sensoriais. Victoria Adler também convida os pais a acompanharem os filhos em seus primeiros mergulhos no aprendizado da linguagem falada. O livro procura tornar as interações dos pais com a criança ainda mais intensas e divertidas - a base da aprendizagem do mundo, sugere a obra, está na expressão do amor incondicional da família pelo bebê.