The Girl With a Mind For Math: The Story of Raye Montague (Amazing Scientists, 3) Paperback – Picture Book, March 3, 2020

My 7 yr old granddaugher loves math. I gave her this book last night. She read it immediately & loved it!Much more to learn from this book than just math! Empowering young minds about social injustice & to never give up on your dreams. I know she will read it over & over again.

This book is great! Every little girl of color should read this!! It's so empowering! Raye is a great example of how to overcome life's challenges. My daughter LOVES this book. My daughter wants to be a scientist and loves math too. We got a couple extra great surprises from this book too (Arkansas and Navy). We are from Arkansas and my husband was in the Navy for 21 years, so this book is extra special to us!! This is a must read book!!

Julia Mosca writes in such honest (but rhyming and fun!) ways about women who worked hard, faced difficulties, and succeeded in science. The girl with a mind for math has a wonderful message for young boys and girls. I share the Amazing Scientists series widely and everyone is really impressed. Great for kids who are too little for a chapter book biography.

This is the second book, by this author, I have purchased and it does not disappoint. It is rare to find books that empower girls to achieve greatness in fields “made for men” and I am Thrilled to gift this book to my niece who is really into STEAM (Science, Tech, Engineering, Arts, Math). I also Love that boys are learning, through these books, to treat girls as equals and they will, hopefully, grow up to respect and honor women who know no barriers.

Great book for overcoming others from interpretation of you. It's one of the most powerful picture books I have ever read. Good for children and adults.

My opinion is bias since I went to high school with the author but I actually enjoyed the way it was written and the story itself.

I enjoyed reading this book. It was insightful to learn about a true woman of color in a STEM career. I think this should be read in schools.

Definitely worth the read