Adventures of Kubarik and Tomatik, or Fun Mathematics

Perhaps from this book you started getting acquainted with the concepts of "less" and "more", "longer" and "shorter", "one" and "a lot". And maybe they never heard about the "adventures of Kubarik and Tomatika". In any case, if you have preschool children, the mathematical fairy tale of Henry Sapgira must certainly be in the home library.
Almost forty years ago, writer Henry Sapgir, methodologist Lyudmila Levinova and artist Vitaly Statsinsky created the book "The Adventures of Kubarik and Tomatik, or Merry Mathematics". The book immediately became a sensation. There were quite a lot of popular science aids for children in the Soviet Union, but to teach mathematics kids who barely learned to speak?!
Progressive parents in Kubarika and Tomatika were engaged with two -year -olds, grandparents prepared preschool children for entering first grade. On forums dedicated to childhood books, "Kubarika and Tomatika" are recalled as one of the most beloved, "books read to holes".
The book did not reprint for a very long time