Beginner Level Math Book For Self Study

This is a beginner level math book which is awesome for self-study. If you know very little mathematics then this is a good book for you! The book is titled Everything You Need to Ace Math in One Big Fat Notebook. I hope this helps someone who is trying to learn mathematics. Do you have recommendations for other beginner level books? If so, please leave a comment below.

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[Skatemar]

So for anyone wondering, as someone in their 30s with 0 math experience, this book is amazingly priced and great for learning/relearning mathematical concepts. A+

[vectoralphaSec]

In the future your house will be known as the library of Alexandria for math books. The worlds largest mathematics library lol.

[null_bite]

I bought the last, everything you need to know, math (pre-algebra) book .. and I have to say, it's been awesome! I'm not starting from scratch necessarily, but I'm looking to jog the math memory & sharpen my skills -- before tackling calc & discrete math : D ... Thanks so much for your videos and recommendations. I'm starting to really love math now -- if only I had this love when I was still in school XD

[powermonger]

I picked up both the Geometry and the Pre-Algebra & Algebra 1 books recently. Been away from maths too long and these books are great to clear out the cobwebs from the brain.

[retro_jonny]

I got this book to teach my sister before she enters middle school. Tryna give her a head start in math🎉

[debraj]

Sir, you are really a sorcerer. One who motivates even novices and layman to study What I like is you cater to all level of learners and the methodology . Please help me to brush up all maths in a structured and quick way. I have been teaching for 22 years. All I know is school level mathematics and I have forgotten majority of things if higher maths. Please provide a email to personally have corespondence with you. Please do complete handholding for rest of my life. I am 48 now. Is it too late to begin afresh and help myself and students??? Love and Respect from India Sir 🙏

[MultiOSilva]

Suggestions for beginners is always welcome!

[pipertripp]

That series of books is excellent. My daughter hated math, but she used the "what your middle schooler needs to know" book from that company and loved it. I highly recommend them.

[maryrangel]

I bought that book a few months ago. Worth the $10!!!

[Somedroxy]

adding this to my wishlist right now!!💫

[evgkib]

I picked it up at Goodwill for a buck for my daughters. One is in middle school and another will be there next year. The book is great. One day my daughter came to me with a question and we used this book to look up the definition.

[groupemcm]

Hi I bought this book. If you're starting to self study maths but have solid school basics (around 9 or 10 grade), it's not a great book. It's like a course book so you'll be bored. But if you're not sure of some really basic stuff and it's been a long time you've been at school then is good for you to get back in math

[SalmanMajeedano]

My one of the favourite book, all books of "every thing you need to ace" are just amazing and pretty easy to learn 😊. Love you The Math sorcerer for these kinds of reviews it's really helps us to improve our maths and increase the interest on it. You know mathematics is a music of reason according to "James Joseph Sylvester" and what's your opinion that is mathematics is the branch of science! I'm really confused about it 😕.

[harrisfrankou]

I got 99.5 in year 10 triggernometry.
In year 11 as usual I was lazy so my Coordinator kicked me into humanities.
I’m doing Brilliant and up 5 leagues.
I am thinking this is a good book.
I like reiterative learning.
I was thinking of contacting you.
I am a boomer and the “modern math”
As taught in Australia seems nonsense.
The Brilliant Section on expressions seems a bigger jump and I need to do repeated exercises.
For context I’d done Music Theory before but I decided at MIT to redo theory.
It’s was a 2 hour exam and I got 100% in 25 minutes.
Which was my goal to know it as well as my Tutor.
I see now how my brain works and your recent video “don’t hurry math”
struck a nerve.
So I wanted to repeat Triggernometry sine cost tangent etc.
I want to redo all that math.
I appreciate your recommendations.

[GrantNolan.]

My kids have several of these books. They love them

[catalinalb]

Really nice series, I was thinking of Geometrie and Physics if exists...

[genesis]

Trying to teach my 7 year old son maths, so feel I need a refresher! This looks like a nice one ❤

[saif]

Hey sorcerer sir, can you make a beginner to advanced guide for computer science. Like you did for maths in one of your video 😊

[vincentngai]

You should check out "Arithmetic" by Paul Lockhart. I think it is the best introduction to math if you have no experience whatsoever. It's also an entertaining read even for people who have an extensive math background.

[AceOfHearts]

this is actually a really cool fun book!