The Littéramath project is regularly mentioned in our pages. Its aim is to showcase works of mathematical literature—in other words, to encourage readers to approach mathematics through narratives and stories. These can help introduce children, even very young ones, to the world of mathematics: a world of shapes, numbers and reasoning.
Launched more than five years ago with recommended reading lists for middle- and high-school students, the Littéramath project has since expanded with the launch of a website (**litteramath.fr**). There you will find links to articles exploring the connections between mathematics and literature, reading suggestions for all ages, and highlights of major projects on the subject. Whether you are a teacher looking for activities for your students, a parent or grandparent seeking stories to share, or simply someone in search of a good book to devour, pay a visit to Littéramath!
