During the years, I developed a routine of reading a lot of books (especially books about mathematics) so taking into account my own experience and the experience of many peers and learners I've spoken with (and who loved the list I'm sharing with you), I compiled a list of the most enjoyable and useful math books that every curious person should read (even if you struggle with math anxiety):
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One of the greatest mathematical adventure stories ever told. Simon Singh traces the 350-year mystery sparked by Fermat's note in the margin and follows Andrew Wiles's astonishing, decade-long effort to finally prove it.
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A brilliant biography of Paul Erdลs, one of the most prolific mathematicians ever. Packed with stories of eccentricity, collaboration, and pure mathematical passion, this book shows the deeply human side of mathematics.







