The single book that takes you from "what does this symbol mean?" to confidently reasoning with math and logic.

903 fixed-layout pages, 64 chapters, hundreds of worked examples, diagrams, and intuition boxes — designed for self-learners who want one complete, visually rich foundation instead of a pile of half-finished resources.

What's inside:
- Numbers & arithmetic — order of operations, place value, integers, signed arithmetic
- Factors, primes, and number theory — factor trees, GCF/LCM, the distributive property
- Exponents, roots, scientific notation, unit conversion
- Fractions, decimals, percentages — made obvious with diagrams
- Algebra — variables, equations, inequalities, linear systems, polynomials, factoring, quadratics
- Geometry — angles, polygons, area, perimeter, volume, similar triangles, the Pythagorean theorem
- Statistics & probability — mean/median/mode, variance, distributions, basic combinatorics
- Logic, set theory, and Boolean algebra — propositions, truth tables, conditionals, De Morgan's laws, quantifiers, Venn diagrams, Boolean simplification

Who this is for:
- Adults returning to math after years away
- Students reinforcing a school curriculum with a clearer, more visual reference
- Programmers, data folks, and engineers who want a solid math + logic foundation before tackling computer science

Why this book:
Every concept is taught with a diagram, a worked example, and a highlighted "why this is true" callout — no skipped steps, no hand-waving. Fixed-layout means the visual teaching style is preserved on every device.

Companion volume: Math & Logic Essentials for Programming — same foundation, every idea bridged to Python.