Boy Who Loved Math

This book gets you very inspired especially for people who don’t really like to do math. The book makes you feel like Paul,and makes you love math.

Well written and inspiring to my kid

My kid loves it

What else can you say?I bought this book for my daughter, in order to initiate her into the world of Mathematics via the extraordinary story of this man as the bedtime storybook. This book also serves well in order to understand what true passion & devotion to one's trade can be... In short nothing can be too much in Paul's world. You can read a story, get motivated, treat it as a self improvement guide, whatever role you throw at it, it converts itself to the T.The illustrations are pleasing on eyes, narration easy for the kids of all ages to understand (more of the summary of documentary named "N is a Number") and a great library item for generations. Priced a bit high for Indian pocket, people generally don't like to spend almost INR 900 for a 50 page book. But then, not everyone wants to know Mathematics or about its heroes either.Highly recommended for all, big kids can also read the fat version of this book (sans illustrations but with much, much more content) called "The Man Who Loved Only Numbers" by Paul Hoffman.

This book is good for a kid starting to read...I'm not sure how it suits a 7 year kid...to my son it just lasted 10mins. If I were to flip through the book ...I would not have bought it

I ordered it paid for it didn’t download on my kindle !

The print quality is horrible! I got the Kindle version and could not go beyond page 1!