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Math Curse
Jon Scieszka
Mrs. Fibonacci says, “You know, you can think of everything as a math problem.” And sure enough – everything turns into a math problem. Dementedly, mathematically funny. An unbelievable combination of text and stunning illustration.
| Illustrator | Lane Smith |
| Genre | Picture Book, Humor |
| Page Count | 32 |
| Part of a Series? | No |
| Age Level | 7 — up |
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