Simply Math

Simply Math is a hardback primer that makes math approachable and engaging. This concise, visually striking guide introduces essential concepts in a format that fits into a busy schedule. Ideal for high school and early college readers, as well as curious lifelong learners, the tone is calm, confident, and encouraging—designed to demystify math without sacrificing rigor. With more than 80 key mathematical theories, Simply Math presents each idea on a single page, organized by major themes: number theory and systems; algebra, arithmetic, and calculus; probability and statistics; geometry and topology; and logic, game theory, and computer science. Each entry unpacks the idea with clear definitions and a concise explanation, accompanied by bold, elegant graphics that illuminate complex ideas like prime numbers, matrices, logarithms, and quadratic equations. The pacing is quick and reader-friendly, making it easy to skim for a quick refresher or dive in for a deeper understanding as time allows. Designed for readers who want straightforward, jargon-free guidance, this non-fiction primer makes learning accessible and enjoyable. Whether you’re studying for class, preparing for exams, or simply curious about how math shapes the world, you’ll gain a solid foundation and a new sense of confidence as you explore concepts from Pythagoras to Poincaré and beyond. 80+ key mathematical theories covered, from number theory to computer science Single-page entries with concise, easy-to-grasp explanations Bold, elegant graphics that clarify ideas at a glance Organized by clear themes: numbers, algebra/calculus, probability/statistics, geometry/topology, logic and more Juxtaposes ideas from renowned mathematicians like Pythagoras, Fermat, Fibonacci, and Poincaré Time-efficient, jargon-free learning—perfect for busy students and curious minds After finishing Simply Math, readers emerge with a solid toolbox for approaching math problems, a newfound appreciation for patterns, and the confidence to tackle more advanced topics. It leaves you thinking more clearly about how math appears in everyday life and ready to apply foundational concepts with ease.