How to Count to Infinity and Other Incredible Ideas about Math

From the series of SLA Information Book Award shortlisted, How to Walk on the Moon

Strap in for a thrilling journey through the exciting world of MATHEMATICS! This fast-paced, fun-filled book seamlessly blends COMIC BOOK ACTION with mind-bending MATH FACTS.

Embark on a quest with Professor Katzenstein, the world’s most intrepid, all-action mathematician, as he unravels the secrets of numbers, patterns, and equations in this vibrant, full-color book. The Prof has a passion for discovery and loves all things strange, unexpected, and surprising – so this exploration of mathematics will be anything but ordinary! – Do you know why your body is like a donut? – Have you ever wondered how many times you can fold a piece of paper? – Have you uncovered the secret mathematics of a sunflower? Get to the bottom of these big ideas and more in this laugh-out-loud series that’s a cross between Dog Man and Euclid. This infectiously enthusiastic celebration of mathematics is ideal for inspiring young minds aged 7+. ABOUT THE SERIES: The Professor Kat’s Science Facts series follows Professor Katzenstein and his rodent assistant, Scooter, as they explore the incredible world of science, the animal kingdom and beyond. Combining fun facts and hilarious comic book storytelling, this series creates an entertaining and approachable way to absorb educational topics outside of the classroom.

Author Biography

William Potter is a prolific author of children’s non-fiction. He has also written and edited a wide range of well-known comics and magazines, such as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Sonic the Comic, Marvel Fact Files, Marvel Chess Specials and DC Chess Collection. He has also successfully kickstarted the comic Geezer based on William’s own experience of being in a Britpop band.

Richard Watson studied illustration at Lincoln University School of Art and Design and achieved a first class BA honours degree upon graduating. He uses a range of techniques to produce his artwork, mixing traditional drawing and painting with collage and mixed media.