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The new book by the famous cartoonist Larry Gonick, who studied and taught mathematics at Harvard University, is an interesting algebra course that covers the main topics of the school curriculum, including linear equations, polynomials, quadratic equations and graphing.

The author uses his characteristic humour to tell the story of famous mathematicians and give examples of practical applications of the 'queen of sciences' in everyday life. Gonick's unique ability to present complex material in a fun, interesting, and accessible way, and in a structured manner, makes this book an excellent guide for students, as well as for anyone who wants to further develop their mathematical skills.