Best Math Books

"Math Curse" is a playful yet relatable story about a girl who wakes up to a day where everything seems like a math problem. From getting ready for school to solving the mystery of why math is everywhere, this book offers a relatable and fun take on the subject. With humor and a relatable tone, "Math Curse" shows readers that even the toughest math problems can be conquered.

This math adventure story follows Sir Cumference, Lady Di of Ameter, and their son Radius as they help King Arthur find a solution to the threat of war from a neighboring kingdom. With wordplay, puns, and problem solving, they create the perfect round table with the help of Geo of Metry, making math fun and accessible for everyone.

Master math skills in a fun and engaging way with this clever book! With rhyming couplets and visual clues, this book uses riddles and games to help kids learn to group numbers for quick counting. Written by a lifelong math lover, and featuring vibrant illustrations, this book is a winning addition to any child's bookshelf!

Unlock the potential of every student in math! Mathematical Mindsets by Jo Boaler bridges the gap between research and practice, providing practical strategies for teachers and parents to show children that math is enjoyable and achievable. Boaler highlights the importance of a positive math mindset, sharing key findings from her research on math education. Revealing how the brain processes math learning, the book features practical activities that replace rote learning and gives advice on how schools and parents can improve math education for all. Empower your child to succeed in math with Mathematical Mindsets.

This delightful book explores the concepts of area and perimeter through a family reunion where things don't go as planned. Mr. and Mrs. Comfort set up seating for 32 guests, but everyone has their own idea of where to sit, forcing the family to rearrange the table. Kids and adults alike will enjoy learning math concepts in a relatable and fun way. Perfect for grades 5-6, it's also a great addition to any family's bookshelf.

A group of one hundred ants set out to feast on a picnic, but when their single file line proves too slow, they divide into multiple rows. As they continue to divide, they soon realize they may have taken too long to reach their destination. Will they still be able to enjoy their meal? Find out in this fun-filled book!

"Ten Black Dots" by Donald Crews is a delightful picture book that introduces basic math concepts to children ages 4 to 6. Through a unique counting exercise, young readers will develop their visual learning skills, explore their creativity, and practice counting numbers. This award-winning classic is a perfect supplement for homeschooling or as an activity book for young children.

"Follow Peter's Adventure with Rumpelstiltskin's Multiplying Stick and Learn Math in a Fun Way! Join Peter in his escapade to unlock the secret of the multiplying stick and save the kingdom from trouble. This children's book teaches whole numbers and fractions in a fun and engaging way with whimsical illustrations that bring the story to life. Get ready to multiply your math skills with Multiplying Menace!"

Unravel the mystery of Fermat's Last Theorem with this award-winning book, based on a PBS documentary. For over 350 years, mathematicians struggled to solve Fermat's challenge, but no one had succeeded. Follow the captivating story of those who devoted their lives to the quest for the proof, and learn how they sacrificed and saved for the sake of mathematics. This heartwarming and engaging tale will transform your perspective on math forever.

Discover the fascinating life of a mathematician who broke the mold in "The Boy Who Loved Math." At just four years old, Paul Erdos could calculate the number of seconds someone had been alive in his head. Instead of following a typical path, he traveled the world collaborating with mathematicians on countless projects. With beautiful illustrations and lyrical writing, delve into the world of math and explore the unique character traits that made "Uncle Paul" such a great man.