THE BOY WHO LOVED MATH: THE IMPROBABLE LIFE OF PAUL ERDOS is a captivating biography that sheds light on the extraordinary life of Paul Erdos, a renowned mathematician.

What sets Erdos apart is not only his mathematical brilliance but also his unconventional lifestyle.

At the tender age of four, Erdos could calculate the number of seconds someone had been alive in his head, yet he didn’t learn to butter his own bread until he turned twenty. Most people envision mathematicians as solitary figures, toiling away in isolation, but Erdos defied this stereotype. Instead of following the usual path, he embarked on a remarkable journey, traveling the world and collaborating with fellow mathematicians on an astonishing number of publications.

The book shows that children with quirks should recognize their uniqueness as a strength. Erdos didn’t try to fit into the mold of a typical child; he reveled in his mathematical prowess. Surrounding yourself with people who appreciate your uniqueness can provide a sense of belonging. And it’s okay to question norms. Sometimes, the most unconventional paths lead to groundbreaking discoveries.

Maths is incorporated in almost every page of this book, revealing a fascinating world of numbers and patterns. From negative numbers to prime numbers, from elegant theorems to intricate equations, and even captivating graphs, Erdos’s mathematical journey unfolds with each turn of the page!

Whether you’re a budding mathematician or simply curious about the magic of numbers, this book invites you to explore Erdos’s passion and the beauty of mathematics.

Parents, encourage your children to embrace their own quirks, passions, and unconventional paths. Who knows? They might discover their own mathematical magic!