Math Without Numbers

It's not the book, it's me. I made it all the way to chapter three, where the author was with the patience of a saint and very small words, trying to help people like me understand the concept of shapes, and I realized every additional thing I learned was making it worse. Loved the illustrations and the challenge to the way we typically view mathematics, but probably not for people with profound dyscalculia.

Imagine stumbling upon a book that turns the daunting world of abstract mathematics into a playground of ideas. This book is exactly that—a fun journey through complex concepts, presented in such a light and engaging manner that you won't even realize you're learning. he author explains complex ideas in a way that's simple to grasp, so you don't have to work too hard to get it. But sometimes, I feel the explanations are a bit too basic. They could go a little deeper into the topics while still keeping things clear and straightforward.