"Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit" is a semi-autobiographical novel by Jeanette Winterson, published in 1985. The story follows a young girl named Jeanette who is raised in a strict, religious household in northern England. As she grows up, she grapples with her identity and sexuality, ultimately discovering her attraction to women. The novel explores themes of religion, sexuality, and the struggle for self-acceptance. It is known for its rich symbolism and unique narrative style, blending elements of fairy tales and personal history. The book has received critical acclaim and has been adapted into a television drama.