I’m thrilled to announce the print edition of Math, Better Explained is available on Amazon:
With the magic of print-on-demand, you can order the book with overnight shipping (Amazon Prime!), and be reading full-color insights tomorrow. Yowza.
I’ve often been asked if a print version can be made, and I’m beaming to say it’s now a reality:
- 12 chapters (~100 pages) of full-color explanations
- Professional-quality typesetting & layout
- Gorgeous, high-resolution text and diagrams
- Compact, easy-to-carry size with comfortable margins (7″ x 10″)
The best part? There’s no garish marketing fluff needed by traditional books that compete for shelf space (testimonials, callouts, those can go in the Amazon description!). The book is my take on a simple, friendly presentation of the math essentials. It’s what I wish I had in high school (and college, and afterwards), and a tremendous value for the time and frustration it will save you.
Unlike a textbook you’re afraid to open, this book is meant to be accessible. Years later, flip back to that diagram that helped imaginary numbers click. Show that curious young student how the Pythagorean theorem goes way beyond triangles. Math is meant to be seen and felt, not just thought about.
The full-color format does increase the printing costs, but I wanted to share the highest-quality version I could (hey, I’m a reader too!). The introductory price (under \$20) is heavily discounted and will change soon, so grab your copy today!
As always, happy math.
PS: Reviews are sincerely appreciated, and if you’re a math reviewer (or willing to be one!), contact me and I’ll get a copy your way. Thanks for your support!