So, you love Maths you say? Great! If you have chosen this book out of free will then this is the book to read, and if not, then tough luck. But don’t worry, at least there are other intriguing subjects, such as making an infinite amount of money – which everybody loves.

However, if you want a more ‘formal’ approach:

‘The Mathematics of Physics in the Chemical World of Nature: Part One’ was designed for students aged 15 or over, who are also studying A-level Mathematics. However, it is also appropriate for anyone seeking basic knowledge on advanced Mathematics; it illustrates several counter-intuitive conundrums and thus emphasises how every topic in Mathematics is interconnected like neurones in the brain.

Informative with a touch of colloquialism, this language-relatable book gives an insight to the unknown Universe of Mathematics. From a butterfly conjuring a storm, to solving numbers that do not even exist, this book contains unthought-of concepts that you would typically gloss over, but in reality have a truly remarkable sense to them.