This interesting book cannot be called a physics textbook, although, as befits a respectable textbook, it introduces the basic concepts of classical mechanics. Each chapter of the book begins with comics and ends with repetition and clarification of the acquired knowledge. Instead of dry formulas and primitive examples, here the heroes of the book solve their “burning” problems. A handsome physics Olympiad winner, Ryota, explains to his athlete classmate and incorrigible dreamer Megumi why she is unable to play tennis. It is then that it turns out that playing tennis, high jumping, riding a bicycle - these “strange guys” from a physics textbook are scurrying around everywhere - force, impulse, energy, etc. So unobtrusively, you and Megumi learn about the ubiquitous influence of laws motion and Newton's law of universal gravitation, law of conservation of momentum, law of conservation of energy. You will get acquainted with vectors, vector diagrams and their properties, with methods of movement in space, with methods of calculating distances using graphs, while you may unexpectedly discover that you can calculate integrals. The book will be useful for high school students ( and younger schoolchildren will read it with interest), university students, as well as everyone who is interested in physics and wants learning to be easy and fun.