★ Sales exceed 100,000 copies with over 8,000 positive reviews. Parents confirm: "My child truly fell in love with math because of this series!"
★ A math fairy tale picture book series designed for preschool-to-primary transition, sparking a magical math journey through laughter.
★ This is not a textbook, but a "storybook." Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, and geometry are all woven into stories about baby chicks and a crab family.
★ The complete set includes 6 volumes covering core math topics such as shapes, geometry, position, and direction, with colorful illustrations that make abstract concepts tangible.
★ Each volume includes interactive exercises and games to reinforce learning.

The complete set of 6 volumes includes:
"The Eccentric Magic House" (Shapes and Geometry)
"The Bad-Tempered Game Console" (Recognizing Patterns)
"Exploring the Star-Moon Cave" (Telling Time)
"Magic Popping Candy" (Combining and Splitting Numbers)
"A Pot of Magic Soup" (Numbers Within 10)
"The Odd and Curious Kingdom" (Position and Direction)

This series consists of 6 volumes, each centered around a core math concept and brought to life through a unique adventure story.
The main characters — Fox Xiaole, Question Mark Bear, and Haha Dragon — each have their own distinct personalities. Children can easily follow them into a magical math house, where they explore everyday objects like Rubik's cubes, dice, and water cubes to learn about the features of rectangular prisms, cubes, triangles, and parallelograms. The book designs fun scenarios such as "How do triangle-shaped wheels roll?" and "Why can't a square bottle cap be twisted off?" to guide children in understanding geometric principles like "the stability of triangles" and "the deformability of parallelograms" within the story.

At the end of each volume, there are three expansion sections. These sections not only help children consolidate their math knowledge but also provide parents with specific methods for guiding their children's math learning in daily life.
The entire series uses stories to drive learning, weaving abstract math concepts into vivid and engaging plots, allowing children to absorb mathematical thinking naturally while enjoying the adventures.

Wang YanZhuo
A teacher with over 20 years of teaching experience and a National Model Teacher. She has published over 100 math fairy tales in publications such as "Primary School Math Newspaper," "Math King," and "Intelligence Classroom." She is also the author of the "Math Fairy Tale Craft Book" column for "Happy Kids" magazine. Her graded math fairy tale series "The Fun Math Adventure" is widely loved by children.