The rain is late this year at the Amazon Nature Reserve, and the birds are very worried. One morning, a mysterious hot air balloon lands in the reserve. Inside its basket, the birds find a photo album filled with pictures of dinosaurs. They are scared by how much they look like these long-lost giants. Does this mean they might also go extinct one day? Suddenly, the dinosaurs come to life and step out of the pictures! The birds notice that the dinosaurs are having a hard time in this new world and can barely survive. Only after the dinosaurs return to the album and float away with the hot air balloon, does the rain finally start to fall. The birds realize that they can’t turn back time, but the memory of the dinosaurs will always stay with them. 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 seven 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 (This book has also been translated into Vietnamese), Riggi Paints the Secret of the Sun (This book has also been translated into Japanese), The Tears of Luciana the Mermaid, Terrelina and the Magic Key, and Fruits Vegetables and a Lollipop. Zvi Fadelman, graduate of the Haifa WIZO College in Visual Communications, served as senor art director in various advertising firms. Decorated and illustrated over four hundred books, theatrical scenery, and present's hyper-realistic illustrations in exhibitions around the world.

The rain is late this year at the Amazon Nature Reserve, and the birds are very worried. One morning, a mysterious hot air balloon lands in the reserve. Inside its basket, the birds find a photo album filled with pictures of dinosaurs. They are scared by how much they look like these long-lost giants. Does this mean they might also go extinct one day? Suddenly, the dinosaurs come to life and step out of the pictures! The birds notice that the dinosaurs are having a hard time in this new world and can barely survive. Only after the dinosaurs return to the album and float away with the hot air balloon, does the rain finally start to fall. The birds realize that they can’t turn back time, but the memory of the dinosaurs will always stay with them. 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 seven 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 (This book has also been translated into Vietnamese), Riggi Paints the Secret of the Sun (This book has also been translated into Japanese), The Tears of Luciana the Mermaid, Terrelina and the Magic Key, and Fruits Vegetables and a Lollipop. Zvi Fadelman, graduate of the Haifa WIZO College in Visual Communications, served as senor art director in various advertising firms. Decorated and illustrated over four hundred books, theatrical scenery, and present's hyper-realistic illustrations in exhibitions around the world.