Poems and Paradoxes
“Poems and Paradoxes” by Kyle D. Evans is an illustrated collection published by Tarquin Publications in June 2021. This 96-page book presents a unique blend of poetry and illustrations designed to engage readers with intriguing mathematical concepts. Through 17 chapters, it explores questions such as the size of a billion and the value of a single coin, offering a playful approach to mathematics that appeals to both young adults and those with a penchant for wordplay.
Readers will discover a variety of paradoxes and fascinating ideas that make mathematics accessible and enjoyable. The combination of poems and visuals serves as a memorable tool for understanding complex topics, making it a valuable resource for teachers and students alike. This edition invites exploration of mind-bending concepts while encouraging a love for math through creative expression.
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17 Chapters of Paradoxes and Fascinating Ideas…a poems and pictures to help you remember them! How big is a billion? How much would you pay for a one coin? Why are no numbers boring? This collection answers these questions and many more, setting fun poetry and illustrations against fascinating mathematical ideas in a unique and amusing way. This book will appeal to math-hungry teens and young adults, but also to anyone who enjoys wordplay and mind-bending concepts. Teachers of students at various levels will find content that can be applied to lessons.
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