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Books on recreational mathematics can be found at QA95 (Library of Congress) and 793.73/4 (Dewey Decimal System).

Martin Gardner has been mentioned; terrific as his books are, I think those of Ian Stewart are even better. Peter Winkler also has a couple of excellent books.

EDIT: See also Assorted Articles on Recreational Mathematics and the History of Mathematics, by Professor David Singmaster, available at http://puzzlemuseum.com/singma/singma-index.htm

Further edit: Jennifer Beineke and Jason Rosenhouse have published three volumes (so far!) of The Mathematics of Various Entertaining Subjects: Research in Recreational Math.

Books on recreational mathematics can be found at QA95 (Library of Congress) and 793.73/4 (Dewey Decimal System).

Martin Gardner has been mentioned; terrific as his books are, I think those of Ian Stewart are even better. Peter Winkler also has a couple of excellent books.

EDIT: See also Assorted Articles on Recreational Mathematics and the History of Mathematics, by Professor David Singmaster, available at https://www.puzzlemuseum.com/singma/singma-index.htm

Further edit: Jennifer Beineke and Jason Rosenhouse have published three volumes (so far!) of The Mathematics of Various Entertaining Subjects: Research in Recreational Math.

Books on recreational mathematics can be found at QA95 (Library of Congress) and 793.73/4 (Dewey Decimal System).

Martin Gardner has been mentioned; terrific as his books are, I think those of Ian Stewart are even better. Peter Winkler also has a couple of excellent books.

EDIT: See also Assorted Articles on Recreational Mathematics and the History of Mathematics, by Professor David Singmaster, available at http://puzzlemuseum.com/singma/singma-index.htm

Books on recreational mathematics can be found at QA95 (Library of Congress) and 793.73/4 (Dewey Decimal System).

Martin Gardner has been mentioned; terrific as his books are, I think those of Ian Stewart are even better. Peter Winkler also has a couple of excellent books.

EDIT: See also Assorted Articles on Recreational Mathematics and the History of Mathematics, by Professor David Singmaster, available at http://puzzlemuseum.com/singma/singma-index.htm

Further edit: Jennifer Beineke and Jason Rosenhouse have published three volumes (so far!) of The Mathematics of Various Entertaining Subjects: Research in Recreational Math.

Books on recreational mathematics can be found at QA95 (Library of Congress) and 793.73/4 (Dewey Decimal System).

Martin Gardner has been mentioned; terrific as his books are, I think those of Ian Stewart are even better. Peter Winkler also has a couple of excellent books.

Books on recreational mathematics can be found at QA95 (Library of Congress) and 793.73/4 (Dewey Decimal System).

Martin Gardner has been mentioned; terrific as his books are, I think those of Ian Stewart are even better. Peter Winkler also has a couple of excellent books.

EDIT: See also Assorted Articles on Recreational Mathematics and the History of Mathematics, by Professor David Singmaster, available at http://puzzlemuseum.com/singma/singma-index.htm