Hot X: Algebra Exposed! – Danica McKellar (2010)
- misskleber
- Jan 9, 2018
- 1 min read

I didn’t make the connection until much later, but I had heard about some way back television star who went on to be a mathematician.
So to you I say meet Danica McKellar.
This book is clever, funny, amusing, and is divided into easy to manage sections.
Word equations are about entertaining and interesting subjects, there are no ‘train x leaves from some station at 13:40 and train y leave some other station at 12:50’ questions unless they are a source of comedic relief.
It is the type of book which can either be read straight through, or could be used as a tool in an alternate order as homework demands.
This easy navigation helps to make the book digestible. Otherwise, 417 pages of algebra could be daunting to say the least.
I wish this had been around when I was tethered to mandatory math, I think it would have made my life easier.
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Hudson Street Press, August 2010
417 pages
ISBN: 9781594630705
Suggested Reading Level: Grade 9+
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