B&Q - Matt Parker 3 Books Collection Set (Things To Make And Do In The Fourth DimensionHumble Pi & Love Trianglehardback)
Titles in this set:1. Things to Make and Do in the Fourth Dimension2. Humble Pi: A Comedy of Maths Errors3. Love Triangle: The Life-changing Magic of Trigonometry (Hardback)Description: Matt Parker has a rare talent: he makes maths genuinely funny, endlessly fascinating and surprisingly relatable. This collection brings together his bestselling books that explore the strange, brilliant and occasionally disastrous ways mathematics shapes the world around us. From impossible shapes and gigantic numbers in Things to Make and Do in the Fourth Dimension, to real-life mathematical failures in Humble Pi, Parker reveals how maths quietly underpins everything — until it suddenly goes wrong. With humour, clarity and hands-on experiments, he shows why understanding maths matters far beyond the classroom. In Love Triangle, Parker turns his attention to trigonometry, proving that triangles are the hidden framework behind modern life, from GPS and computer graphics to music streaming and optical illusions. Packed with curious questions, playful experiments and unexpected insights, this hardback favourite makes geometry feel fresh, relevant and fun. Whether you’re a maths lover, a reluctant numbers person or simply curious about how the world works, these books are packed with puzzles, jokes and eye-opening explanations. Perfect for readers who enjoy popular science, humour and learning something new without feeling like they’re being taught, the Matt Parker collection proves that maths doesn’t have to be scary — it can be a lot of fun.
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B&Q - Matt Parker 3 Books Collection Set (Things To Make And Do In The Fourth DimensionHumble Pi & Love Trianglehardback)
Titles in this set:1. Things to Make and Do in the Fourth Dimension2. Humble Pi: A Comedy of Maths Errors3. Love Triangle: The Life-changing Magic of Trigonometry (Hardback)Description: Matt Parker has a rare talent: he makes maths genuinely funny, endlessly fascinating and surprisingly relatable. This collection brings together his bestselling books that explore the strange, brilliant and occasionally disastrous ways mathematics shapes the world around us. From impossible shapes and gigantic numbers in Things to Make and Do in the Fourth Dimension, to real-life mathematical failures in Humble Pi, Parker reveals how maths quietly underpins everything — until it suddenly goes wrong. With humour, clarity and hands-on experiments, he shows why understanding maths matters far beyond the classroom. In Love Triangle, Parker turns his attention to trigonometry, proving that triangles are the hidden framework behind modern life, from GPS and computer graphics to music streaming and optical illusions. Packed with curious questions, playful experiments and unexpected insights, this hardback favourite makes geometry feel fresh, relevant and fun. Whether you’re a maths lover, a reluctant numbers person or simply curious about how the world works, these books are packed with puzzles, jokes and eye-opening explanations. Perfect for readers who enjoy popular science, humour and learning something new without feeling like they’re being taught, the Matt Parker collection proves that maths doesn’t have to be scary — it can be a lot of fun.
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Titles in this set:1. Things to Make and Do in the Fourth Dimension2. Humble Pi: A Comedy of Maths Errors3. Love Triangle: The Life-changing Magic of Trigonometry (Hardback)Description: Matt Parker has a rare talent: he makes maths genuinely funny, endlessly fascinating and surprisingly relatable. This collection brings together his bestselling books that explore the strange, brilliant and occasionally disastrous ways mathematics shapes the world around us. From impossible shapes and gigantic numbers in Things to Make and Do in the Fourth Dimension, to real-life mathematical failures in Humble Pi, Parker reveals how maths quietly underpins everything — until it suddenly goes wrong. With humour, clarity and hands-on experiments, he shows why understanding maths matters far beyond the classroom. In Love Triangle, Parker turns his attention to trigonometry, proving that triangles are the hidden framework behind modern life, from GPS and computer graphics to music streaming and optical illusions. Packed with curious questions, playful experiments and unexpected insights, this hardback favourite makes geometry feel fresh, relevant and fun. Whether you’re a maths lover, a reluctant numbers person or simply curious about how the world works, these books are packed with puzzles, jokes and eye-opening explanations. Perfect for readers who enjoy popular science, humour and learning something new without feeling like they’re being taught, the Matt Parker collection proves that maths doesn’t have to be scary — it can be a lot of fun.
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character | none |
features | collection/boxset |
format | mixed media |
Language | english |
type | collection |
Size | 3 |
Brand | Penguin |
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