Books like Hannah Fry's

If you enjoy Hannah Fry's mix of maths, science and everyday life, these ten popular books are a good next read.

  1. Humble Pi

    Matt Parker

    A funny tour of what happens when maths goes wrong in the real world.

  2. How Not to Be Wrong

    Jordan Ellenberg

    Everyday reasoning, with maths as a superpower.

  3. Weapons of Math Destruction

    Cathy O'Neil

    The darker side of algorithms, a natural follow-up to Hello World.

  4. Algorithms to Live By

    Brian Christian and Tom Griffiths

    Computer-science ideas applied to everyday decisions.

  5. Alex's Adventures in Numberland

    Alex Bellos

    A warm, widely loved introduction to the world of numbers.

  6. The Signal and the Noise

    Nate Silver

    Why most predictions fail, and how to make better ones.

  7. Superforecasting

    Philip Tetlock and Dan Gardner

    The science of making better predictions under uncertainty.

  8. Thinking, Fast and Slow

    Daniel Kahneman

    A classic on how we make judgements and where we go wrong.

  9. The Drunkard's Walk

    Leonard Mlodinow

    How randomness rules our lives.

  10. A Brief History of Everyone Who Ever Lived

    Adam Rutherford

    Genetics and history in Rutherford's engaging style.

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