There are 5 books in the Snowball Oranges series. The newest book is From Paella to Porridge which came out in 2006.

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Snowball Oranges

Book cover of Snowball Oranges

I could hardly believe my eyes. A cold mantle of white was rapidly transforming our sunny paradise into a bizarre winterscape of citrus Christmas trees, cotton wool palms and snowball oranges.

When the Kerr family leave Scotland to grow oranges in a secluded valley on the island of Mallorca they…

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2
One Mallorcan Summer

Book cover of One Mallorcan Summer
Having battled and succumbed to the mañana pace of rural Majorca in his best-selling Snowball Oranges: A Winter's Tale on a Spanish Isle, spring sees Peter Kerr and family relaxing into a supposedly simpler way of life, growing oranges on their little valley farm, Ca's Mayoral.
However, even after their…

3
Viva Mallorca!

Book cover of Viva Mallorca!
This is the third book in Peter Kerr’s award-winning pentad of fun-filled Mallorcan travelogues, which also includes Snowball Oranges, Mañana Mañana, A Basketful of Snowflakes and From Paella to Porridge.Autumn has arrived for the intrepid Scots family on their little orange farm in the Tramuntana Mountains. It’s what local country…

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A Basketful of Snowflakes

Book cover of A Basketful of Snowflakes
This is the fourth book in the award-winning 'Snowball Oranges' series of humorous travelogues set in 1980s Mallorca. It's the peak of the orange-harvesting season at the Kerr's little farm in the Tramuntana Mountains, and the intrepid Scots family are trying to relax into their new life on this sunny…

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From Paella to Porridge

Book cover of From Paella to Porridge
This is the fifth and final book in Peter Kerr’s award-winning pentad of fun-filled Mallorcan travelogues, which also includes Snowball Oranges, Mañana Mañana, Viva Mallorca! and A Basketful of Snowflakes.After three years of hard work, the Kerr family say a reluctant goodbye to their little orange farm in the Tramuntana…