Eduard Uspensky: About Little Cucumber and Little Tomato. Fairy Tales
Eduard Uspensky: About Little Cucumber and Little Tomato. Fairy Tales
Eduard Uspensky: About Little Cucumber and Little Tomato. Fairy Tales
Eduard Uspensky: About Little Cucumber and Little Tomato. Fairy Tales
Eduard Uspensky: About Little Cucumber and Little Tomato. Fairy Tales
Eduard Uspensky: About Little Cucumber and Little Tomato. Fairy Tales

Eduard Uspensky: About Little Cucumber and Little Tomato. Fairy Tales

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It turns out that not only children and little animals can be naughty and curious, but vegetables too. The first story started as a simple stroll, but ended up as a journey into the big world. And the main characters — Little Cucumber and Little Tomato — gradually gained wisdom and in the end firmly decided that they would never live the life of vegetables. A hedgehog, a nutria, a raccoon, a badger, and a beaver are the heroes of fairy tales about a forest company. They were very serious, hardworking, thrifty, and even a little stingy, but when a great flood occurred, it was not these traits that saved them, but friendship and mutual help.

Author: Eduard Uspensky

Illustrations: Gennady Sokolov, Olga Demidova  

Pages: 128 (offset). Hardcover

Dimensions: 162x210 mm

Series: Best Children's Book