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Review of From Zero to Infinity by Constance Reid

From Zero to Infinity is made up of twelve chapters about a variety of mathematical subjects. Each of the first ten chapters is about what makes one of the first ten natural numbers (including zero) special, then goes into detail on a subject related to what makes that number unique. Chapters eleven and twelve have similar form, but with regards to e and א0 respectively. While the mathematical topics in each chapter initially appear to have little to do with each other, by the end almost every theory explained relies on several others shown in previous chapters. Each chapter ends in a problem for the reader to solve using the information from that chapter. These problems start out very simple, but grow more difficult as the book progresses. Answers are given upside down near the questions.