The Number Devil: A Mathematical Adventure70 reviews Hans Magnus Enzensberger Holt Paperbacks, 2000 Outstanding book for all ages + fibonnaci + Wonderful Discovery! + New Math Again             Brown Paper School book: Math for Smarty Pants (Brown Paper School Book)10 reviews Marilyn Burns Little, Brown Young Readers, 1982 Great Resource + Fun for my "smarty pants" + This book ROCKS! + Great book, bad reading level rating             Sideways Arithmetic From Wayside School15 reviews Louis Sachar Scholastic Paperbacks, 1994 Fun, but challenging + It's great + Mind twisting fun As someone who has always been a math person, I loved this book when I was in 4th grade. I was able to do the problems in it and thought it was a fun different approach to learning about math and using logic. I think that this book can be still a fun brain teaser even for adults, as I am one now ...             Math Smart Junior, 2nd Edition (Smart Juniors Grades 6 to 8)1 review Marcia Lerner, Doug Jr Mcmullen Princeton Review, 2002 Important math concepts offered in story form This book offers a range of middle-school math concepts, explained in story format. The story is age-appropriate, and although it's rather lame and strains in places to be funny (the giant talking animals are a bit much) it is actually fairly effective. Almost the second half of the book is ...             The Everything Kids' Math Puzzles Book: Brain Teasers, Games, and Activities for Hours of Fun (Everything ...1 review Meg Clemens, Sean Glenn, ... Adams Media, 2003 The Everything Kids' Math Puzzles Book A fun-filled book. Lots of varied puzzles, which involves not only the reader, but those around her.             Math Curse57 reviews Jon Scieszka Viking Juvenile, 1995 Math Curse + Funny and Educational + Math Curse Review + Math + Math Curse             The Phantom Tollbooth549 reviews Norton Juster Bullseye Books, 1988 A fun book! (review by Harry, a 9 year old boy) + An Overlooked Classic + The point is to learn how to think + Enjoying the PHANTOM TOLLBOOTH: now and forever. + Fantastic Book             More Sideways Arithmetic From Wayside School9 reviews Louis Sachar Scholastic Paperbacks, 1994 Lots of fun! + An excellent supplemental math text for late elementary school + Kids and parents laugh + Great for challenge seekers + Great Book for a Math/Logic Wiz             The Everything Kids' Math Puzzles Book: Brain Teasers, Games, and Activities for Hours of Fun (Everything ...1 review Meg Clemens, Sean Glenn, ... Adams Media, 2003 The Everything Kids' Math Puzzles Book A fun-filled book. Lots of varied puzzles, which involves not only the reader, but those around her.             The Phantom Tollbooth549 reviews Norton Juster Bullseye Books, 1988 A fun book! (review by Harry, a 9 year old boy) + An Overlooked Classic + The point is to learn how to think + Enjoying the PHANTOM TOLLBOOTH: now and forever. + Fantastic Book             Math Curse57 reviews Jon Scieszka Viking Juvenile, 1995 Math Curse + Funny and Educational + Math Curse Review + Math + Math Curse             Brown Paper School book: Math for Smarty Pants (Brown Paper School Book)10 reviews Marilyn Burns Little, Brown Young Readers, 1982 Great Resource + Fun for my "smarty pants" + This book ROCKS! + Great book, bad reading level rating             More Sideways Arithmetic From Wayside School9 reviews Louis Sachar Scholastic Paperbacks, 1994 Lots of fun! + An excellent supplemental math text for late elementary school + Kids and parents laugh + Great for challenge seekers + Great Book for a Math/Logic Wiz             The Number Devil: A Mathematical Adventure70 reviews Hans Magnus Enzensberger Holt Paperbacks, 2000 Outstanding book for all ages + fibonnaci + Wonderful Discovery! + New Math Again             Sideways Arithmetic From Wayside School15 reviews Louis Sachar Scholastic Paperbacks, 1994 Fun, but challenging + It's great + Mind twisting fun As someone who has always been a math person, I loved this book when I was in 4th grade. I was able to do the problems in it and thought it was a fun different approach to learning about math and using logic. I think that this book can be still a fun brain teaser even for adults, as I am one now ...             Math Smart Junior, 2nd Edition (Smart Juniors Grades 6 to 8)1 review Marcia Lerner, Doug Jr Mcmullen Princeton Review, 2002 Important math concepts offered in story form This book offers a range of middle-school math concepts, explained in story format. The story is age-appropriate, and although it's rather lame and strains in places to be funny (the giant talking animals are a bit much) it is actually fairly effective. Almost the second half of the book is ...