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In ‘Adventures of Ruby Pi and the Math Girls’, the Math Girls use their math skills to solve puzzles and challenges on exciting missions. Written by Tom Durwood, it’s a collection of short stories, each with curious and clever female protagonists who love math and solving problems.
‘Sasha and the Red Hair’ was my favourite short story of the lot. Even though I don’t enjoy math a lot, this did manage to excite me about the subject. But the Math girls didn’t quite feel up my alley. Initially, I expected to have an Agatha Christie feel, but it wasn’t so. Maybe it was the different style of writing, but I had a hard time connecting with the stories and the protagonists. I adore the illustrations, though.
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‘Sasha and the Red Hair’ was my favourite short story of the lot. Even though I don’t enjoy math a lot, this did manage to excite me about the subject. But the Math girls didn’t quite feel up my alley. Initially, I expected to have an Agatha Christie feel, but it wasn’t so. Maybe it was the different style of writing, but I had a hard time connecting with the stories and the protagonists. I adore the illustrations, though.
For more such detailed reviews, check out my bookstagram: www.instagram.com/mystic_tales_tintin
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