| Description |
262 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cm |
| Contents |
Twelve-year-old Robert hates his maths teacher. He sets his class boring problems and won't let them use their calculators. Then in his dreams Robert meets the Number Devil, who brings the subject magically to life, illustrating with wit and charm a world in which numbers can fascinate and amaze, where maths is nothing like the dreary, difficult process that so many of us dread. The Number Devil knows how to make maths devishly simple. A charming numerical fairytale for children |
| Summary |
Twelve-year-old Robert hates his maths teacher. He sets his class boring problems and won't let them use their calculators. Then in his dreams Robert meets the Number Devil, who brings the subject magically to life, illustrating with wit and charm a world in which numbers can fascinate and amaze, where maths is nothing like the dreary, difficulty process that so many of us dread. The Number Devil knows how to make maths devilishly simple.̀ |
| Analysis |
Mathematics Fiction |
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Mathematik ; SWD-ID: 40379449 |
| Notes |
This translation originally published: New York : Metropolitan, 1998 |
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Translated from the German |
| Subject |
Mathematics -- Problems, exercises, etc. -- Juvenile fiction.
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Mathematics -- Miscellanea.
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Numbers, Natural -- Juvenile fiction.
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Dreams -- Juvenile fiction.
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Mathematics -- Juvenile fiction.
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Mathematics -- Study and teaching -- Juvenile fiction.
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Mathematical recreations -- Juvenile fiction.
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Mathematics -- Juvenile literature.
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| Genre/Form |
Mathematical fiction.
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Fiction.
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Fiction.
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| Author |
Berner, Rotraut Susanne.
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| ISBN |
1862073910 paperback |
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