Hi everyone — I'm Yash, and I want to share something a little personal before I mention anything about a book.
I've always believed that the way we teach kids maths is the problem, not the kids. Timed tests. Repetitive drills. Pages of equations with no story behind them. It drains the curiosity right out of them.
So I spent months building something different — 101 riddles and logic puzzles designed for ages 9–14 that feel less like schoolwork and more like a challenge a kid actually wants to crack.
Writing it taught me something too: kids don't hate maths. They hate feeling stuck with no way in. Give them a puzzle with a satisfying answer and they'll beg for the next one.
The book is called Math Riddles for Kids Ages 9–14, and it just launched. I'd genuinely love to hear from parents, teachers, or anyone who works with kids in this age group — what kinds of puzzles do you find actually hold their attention?
I've always believed that the way we teach kids maths is the problem, not the kids. Timed tests. Repetitive drills. Pages of equations with no story behind them. It drains the curiosity right out of them.
So I spent months building something different — 101 riddles and logic puzzles designed for ages 9–14 that feel less like schoolwork and more like a challenge a kid actually wants to crack.
Writing it taught me something too: kids don't hate maths. They hate feeling stuck with no way in. Give them a puzzle with a satisfying answer and they'll beg for the next one.
The book is called Math Riddles for Kids Ages 9–14, and it just launched. I'd genuinely love to hear from parents, teachers, or anyone who works with kids in this age group — what kinds of puzzles do you find actually hold their attention?
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