Friday 27 July 2018

Book Review: Math Quest The Museum of Mysteries

When your child loves maths but doesn't enjoy reading it is great to be recommended a book which is right up their street. These Math Quest books are a perfect combination for him so I ordered one from Amazon (affiliate link):


He was hooked pretty much instantly! I didn't hear a peep out of him for ages as he worked his way through the adventure. You have to solve maths problems to progress through and stop the thieves. If you get an answer wrong the book tells you what you should have done:


The math puzzles are set at KS2 level so year 3 and upwards. Younger children may need to work on the puzzles with the adults unless they are math whizzes! Don't panic parents about not knowing what all the maths terms mean as there is a helpful glossary and explanation in the back:



My son has been given the next in the series to occupy him on a train trip to London at the weekend! If you think this is something that your child might enjoy then click on the image below to have a look on Amazon (affiliate link):


I had a go myself and really enjoyed it - top tip don't take your finger out of the page you were on before fully reading the next clue or you might forget which symbol you are looking for... This was my live video I made about the book:



If you buy it let me know what you think!

2 comments:

  1. Sophie Louise Buckle27 July 2018 at 11:12

    My son would love this although he's not quite at the year three stage yet it would be fun to do together!

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  2. Sounds like a great idea for engaging kids with reading

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