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Titles The Phantom X Desperate Measures The Perfect Sausage and Other Fundamental Formulas Guaranteed to Bend your Brain Do you Feel Lucky? Awesome Arithmetricks Savage Shapes Guaranteed to Mash your Mind The Key to the Universe Easy Questions, Evil Answers Description The Phantom X
Murderous Maths has been given a gorgeous new cover look| Using a host of hilarious characters, Kjartan Poskitt presents all thericks, tips and shortcuts to algebra they don’t teach at school. Readers must pit their wits against Professor Fiendish in the Foul Formula Challenge and Chainsaw Charlie and his gruesome gang discover that even the simplest maths can be murderous. But look no further: The Phantom is here to banish algebraic agony – for god Desperate Measures Maths with the laughs added in! · Why does a horse need hands? · How many metres are there on the head of a pin? · How dense are you? Find out in Desperate Measures – all the tricks, tips and short-cuts they don’t teach at school. The Perfect Sausage and Other Fundamental Formulas Murderous Maths has been given a gorgeous new cover look| For readers floundering with their formulas, the next in the unchallenged Murderous Maths series, the Perfect sausage, reveals how to make the perfect fried egg, get your fair share of the gangster’s leftover pizza and what makes money really interesting. Can the Mathsmobile take the pace? Using a host of hilarious characters, Kjartan Poskitt presents all the tricks, tips and shortcuts to maths they don’t teach at school Guaranteed to Bend your Brain Maths with the laughs added in! • How can maths rescue someone in deadly peril? • Which famous mathematician was murdered? • How did time begin? Find out in Murderous Maths – all the tricks, tips and shortcuts they don’t teach at school Do you Feel Lucky? Using a host of hilarious characters, Kjartan Poskitt presents all the tricks, tips and shortcuts to probability they don’t teach at school. Readers will learn why coins have no memory, and whether Urgum the Axeman is likely to lose his head and join Riverboat Lil and Brett Shuffler in a mathematical tangle with swamp snak. Awesome Arithmetricks Maths with the laughs added in! • Why nothing sometimes means something? • Can you beat Professor Fiendish’s foul formula? • What
can stop a hairy green spot epidemic? Find out in the Essential Arithmetricks – all the tricks, tips and short-cuts they don’t teach at school. Savage Shapes Using a host of hilarious characters, Kjartan Poskitt presents all the tricks, tips and shortcuts to shapes they don’t teach at school. Readers will find out how to command respect throughout the entire Universe, learn why the US defence headquarters is a penagon, and discover the quickest way to get a naked Colonel back to his beach hut. Guaranteed to Mash your Mind Maths with the laughs added in! • How can maths save your life? • Can you make a piece of one-sided paper? • How can you be famous for ever? Find out in More Murderous Maths – all the tricks, tips and shortcuts they don’t teach at school. The Key to the Universe Murderous Maths has been given a gorgeous new cover look| For readers scared of squares and perplexed by primes, the next in the unchallenged Murderous Maths series, Numbers: The Key to the Universe, reveals how you could win a million dollars and become famous forever (twice). Meanwhile, they must pit their wits against evil Professor Fiendish’s Number Chain, and things get ugly when the gangsters meet the unlucky number 13. Using a host of hilarious characters, Kjartan Poskitt presents all the tricks, tips and shortcuts to maths they don’t teach at school. Easy Questions, Evil Answers Why do people think Friday 13th is unlucky? How can you make a liar tell the truth? How many people in the world share your birthday? Easy Questions, Evil Answers provides the answers to all these questions and more. It’s the perfect laugh-out-loud, boredom busting read for everyone who’s ever wondered just how many footballs you can fit in a swimming pool and how long it takes to count to a million.