Title: I don't like Tea
Product review: Some people might say: "This book wasn't my cup of tea".I suppose I don't like tea then. Maor's book "may" be interesting to the more historically fixated, but being more interested in math, I found this book too light on proof and theory and more of an anecdotal acounting of the lives of mathematicians. If you're like me, you don't care if the Ambasador of Zanzibar created the double-angle equation, you just want the proof; the proof is lacking, therefore so is the book.(My apologies to the Ambasador of Zanzibar, it isn't my intention to implicate you in any double-angle scandal.) I often secretly read math outlines in history class; this is like reading an outline of history in math class. The font was terrific though!
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