The Cartoon Guide to Calculus: The Witty, Humorous Math Textbook for Students and Eager Learners (Cartoon Guide Series)

Explains the basics of calculus in a very accessible way, at first year university level. Done in an engaging and accessible way, and minimises the hand waving.

Fantastic book that is ideal for those entering the magic world of calculus

I love it, and if you buy it you'll probably become gonnickadict!!! Any of his books are a worth buying!!!

Some things should be better explained.

For adult, who is getting bored with reading but interested in learning.

A fun intro to calculus.

Not too good for what is being attempted. Tricky subject, some cartoons might be helpful to understand calculus, but I think it could have been better.

An intelligent book, full of very didactic and fun figures. The calculation taught in a very distracted way, without losing the rigor and the essential foundation of this discipline. The book is robust, has a considerable number of pages and the best, teaches same calculation.

Great book that covers Calculus content with added comics for humor and to make reading a calculus book a bit less mundane. I have this in my bookshelf in my classroom, sometimes I use it as part of class, sometimes my students pick it up and read through it on their own. My students love it.

'or at least I think so. I bought this for my teenage son, who is interested in math. He is not finished with it yet, but he says it is amusing to read, although he has already had most of the content in school. When he is finished with it, I will read it myself.

This calculus book offers a refreshing approach with its helpful visuals. The illustrations enhance understanding of complex concepts, making them more accessible. The clear explanations accompanying the pictures further solidify learning. It's a valuable resource for anyone seeking a visually engaging way to learn calculus. This book successfully bridges the gap between theory and practical

Bought this for my 15-year-old son for his birthday (he's a maths geek :-D ), and he loved it!