Everyone Can Learn Math

Inspiring children, parents, and educators to love learning mathematics. Spread the math love. 💜

We believe everyone can learn math. From published children’s books to free resources for educators and parents, everything we do revolves around helping others find their inner love for math.

Books

Children’s books to spark meaningful math conversations with the little people in your life. Satisfy both your fiction and non-fiction desires. View Books

Math Talk

Check out our social media posts where we share FREE and EASY ideas to help you start math conversations with your children! See Posts

Free Resources

Printables you can use at home or in the classroom that will help still a message of growth mindest in mathematics. Get Resources

Interviews and Podcasts

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Meet the Author

Learn more about the author, Alice Aspinall, including her passions and follow her other projects. Meet Alice

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I invite you to check out Everyone Can Learn Math; a brand new book by Alice Aspinall with a focus on how we often have a Growth Mindset when learning most everything in life... why not math, too?

Kyle Pearce, GECDSB Math Consultant, Founder of http://TapIntoTeenMinds.com

Everyone Can Learn Math

2018-10-22T00:46:39-05:00

Kyle Pearce, GECDSB Math Consultant, Founder of http://TapIntoTeenMinds.com

I invite you to check out Everyone Can Learn Math; a brand new book by Alice Aspinall with a focus on how we often have a Growth Mindset when learning most everything in life... why not math, too?

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/392/

Once upon a time I failed math twice because, like many of us, I was made to believe that I simply wasn't a "math person." Sound familiar? In a truly accessible way, Alice taps into the hearts and minds of those who don't yet believe in their mathematical superpowers, who habitually fall victim to society's deeply ingrained beliefs that math belongs to the chosen few, and who simply need some inspiring words and images to encourage them to believe that they were destined for mathematical superstardom. You can't be what you can't see - thank you Alice for creating a book that so, so many kids out there will finally be able to find themselves in.

Vanessa Vakharia, Founder (The Math Guru), Author (Math Hacks) & Rockstar (Goodnight, Sunrise)

Everyone Can Learn Math

2018-10-22T00:52:38-05:00

Vanessa Vakharia, Founder (The Math Guru), Author (Math Hacks) & Rockstar (Goodnight, Sunrise)

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/394/

If you are the parent/guardian of a school aged child you definitely want to read Everyone Can Learn Math. Although it is about the power of positivity and math, your child can learn very valuable lessons to apply everyday. It is an easy read with wonderful illustrations that will engage your child. Alice has created a spectacular book that makes math come to life.

Vicki Houston, Superintendent of Education

Everyone Can Learn Math

2018-10-22T00:53:29-05:00

Vicki Houston, Superintendent of Education

If you are the parent/guardian of a school aged child you definitely want to read Everyone Can Learn Math. Although it is about the power of positivity and math, your child can learn very valuable lessons to apply everyday. It is an easy read with wonderful illustrations that will engage your child. Alice has created a spectacular book that makes math come to life.

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/395/

Everyone Can Learn Math is a wonderful book about the power of persistence; the importance of adopting a growth mindset for anything you think of as valuable, from dance to sports to math. The lesson it teaches is important for anyone who finds anything a challenge, but the lesson is taught in a charming and entertaining fashion. Any family with children in school will find this book invaluable.

David Garlick, Retired Principal and Educator

Everyone Can Learn Math

2018-10-22T00:53:57-05:00

David Garlick, Retired Principal and Educator

Everyone Can Learn Math is a wonderful book about the power of persistence; the importance of adopting a growth mindset for anything you think of as valuable, from dance to sports to math. The lesson it teaches is important for anyone who finds anything a challenge, but the lesson is taught in a charming and entertaining fashion. Any family with children in school will find this book invaluable.

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/396/

The beauty of mathematics is relevant in every aspect of Alice’s book showing that, with the correct mindset, anyone can do math, learn to play basketball and even climb monkey bars. Not only does Alice teach her students about growth mindset, she believes in it so deeply that she models it with her own children. This is a must read for any family with young children at home.

Brian Aspinall, Educator, Blogger, Author Of Code Breaker, Block Breaker

Everyone Can Learn Math

2018-10-22T00:54:25-05:00

Brian Aspinall, Educator, Blogger, Author Of Code Breaker, Block Breaker

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/397/

Everyone Can Learn Math is a truly inspirational book that demonstrates that when faced with a difficult task, perseverance and grit are key, especially when dealing with math. Having a positive growth mindset enables to you accomplish tasks that you once believed were impossible. This book is a must read for all families, especially ones with children!

Tracy Huber, Secondary Math Teacher

Everyone Can Learn Math

2018-10-22T00:55:15-05:00

Tracy Huber, Secondary Math Teacher

Everyone Can Learn Math is a truly inspirational book that demonstrates that when faced with a difficult task, perseverance and grit are key, especially when dealing with math. Having a positive growth mindset enables to you accomplish tasks that you once believed were impossible. This book is a must read for all families, especially ones with children!

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/398/

Alice Aspinall's Everyone Can Learn Math is a beautifully crafted children's book! What I loved about this story were the real and raw emotions of learning mathematics and sharing them with people who care - friends, teacher, and parent. Wonderful job!!

Sunil Singh, Author of Math Recess: Playful Learning in an Age of Disruption, Pi of Life: The Hidden Happiness of Mathematics, New York Times Writer, Math Learning Specialist

Everyone Can Learn Math

2018-12-06T22:05:13-05:00

Sunil Singh, Author of Math Recess: Playful Learning in an Age of Disruption, Pi of Life: The Hidden Happiness of Mathematics, New York Times Writer, Math Learning Specialist

Alice Aspinall's Everyone Can Learn Math is a beautifully crafted children's book! What I loved about this story were the real and raw emotions of learning mathematics and sharing them with people who care - friends, teacher, and parent. Wonderful job!!

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/447/

Everyone Can Learn Math is the BEST book! Perfect for boys and girls from kindergarten on up! Such delightful pictures and a strong message that makes make accessible and fun for everyone. Perfect gift for a child or teacher!

Jennifer Quattrucci, Elementary Teacher, Online Blogger and Influencer

Everyone Can Learn Math

2019-01-29T01:41:58-05:00

Jennifer Quattrucci, Elementary Teacher, Online Blogger and Influencer

Everyone Can Learn Math is the BEST book! Perfect for boys and girls from kindergarten on up! Such delightful pictures and a strong message that makes make accessible and fun for everyone. Perfect gift for a child or teacher!

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/609/

My youngest son and I read your book. He’s had a tough time in school and I’ve been homeschooling him now for just over a year. As he was reading your book he was surprised how accurately you understood his math struggle. For the longest time he felt like the only kid who didn’t get math, but your book has helped! Thanks so much for writing it.

Parent

Everyone Can Learn Math

2019-04-20T20:14:44-05:00

Parent

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/713/

This book, inspired by Jo Boaler’s work on creating a growth mindset, sends an imperative message to young children: math is a language everyone can learn. Young Amy, the math-frustrated protagonist, soon realizes she does possess the skills to succeed in math, and they are determination and perseverance. The skills to do math are not some elusive math gene that she simply wasn’t born with; they are skills that she has already developed in other areas of her life. After seeing friends achieve goals with hard work and recognizing her own hard work in completing an arabesque, Amy realizes her “brain is a muscle, you know,” and she just needs to “make it grow.” With a fresh perspective, Amy succeeds.
Everyone Can Learn Math is an accessible book with an important message for young and old alike. Bring this book into your homes and read it to your young children. Let this essential children’s book, sweetly illustrated in gentle watercolour by Alexandria Masse, show the beauty and joy in recognizing the value of a positive attitude toward math.

Julie Homenuik, Parent, Secondary English Teacher

Everyone Can Learn Math

2019-04-20T20:31:10-05:00

Julie Homenuik, Parent, Secondary English Teacher

This book, inspired by Jo Boaler’s work on creating a growth mindset, sends an imperative message to young children: math is a language everyone can learn. Young Amy, the math-frustrated protagonist, soon realizes she does possess the skills to succeed in math, and they are determination and perseverance. The skills to do math are not some elusive math gene that she simply wasn’t born with; they are skills that she has already developed in other areas of her life. After seeing friends achieve goals with hard work and recognizing her own hard work in completing an arabesque, Amy realizes her “brain is a muscle, you know,” and she just needs to “make it grow.” With a fresh perspective, Amy succeeds. Everyone Can Learn Math is an accessible book with an important message for young and old alike. Bring this book into your homes and read it to your young children. Let this essential children’s book, sweetly illustrated in gentle watercolour by Alexandria Masse, show the beauty and joy in recognizing the value of a positive attitude toward math.

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/714/

Two thumbs up from my class! We are all about that growth mindset and combating math anxiety. Thank you for making a book that we related to! (Basketball, monkey bars, ballet, word problems) We also loved that the characters looked like us because diversity matters.

Ally Somma, Elementary Teacher

Everyone Can Learn Math

2019-04-25T20:21:16-05:00

Ally Somma, Elementary Teacher

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/716/

After reading “Everyone Can Learn Math” to my four-year-old daughter for the first time, I asked her what she thought. She replied, “I love it. Can we read it again?” I can think of no better endorsement for Alice Aspinall’s book. Nonetheless, here is mine:
This book, inspired by Jo Boaler’s work on creating a growth mindset, sends an imperative message to young children: math is a language everyone can learn. Young Amy, the math-frustrated protagonist, soon realizes she does possess the skills to succeed in math, and they are determination and perseverance. The skills to do math are not some elusive math gene that she simply wasn’t born with; they are skills that she has already developed in other areas of her life. After seeing friends achieve goals with hard work and recognizing her own hard work in completing an arabesque, Amy realizes her “brain is a muscle, you know,” and she just needs to “make it grow.” With a fresh perspective, Amy succeeds.

Julie Homenuik, Parent, Secondary English Educator

Everyone Can Learn Math

2019-07-07T12:28:44-05:00

Julie Homenuik, Parent, Secondary English Educator

After reading “Everyone Can Learn Math” to my four-year-old daughter for the first time, I asked her what she thought. She replied, “I love it. Can we read it again?” I can think of no better endorsement for Alice Aspinall’s book. Nonetheless, here is mine: This book, inspired by Jo Boaler’s work on creating a growth mindset, sends an imperative message to young children: math is a language everyone can learn. Young Amy, the math-frustrated protagonist, soon realizes she does possess the skills to succeed in math, and they are determination and perseverance. The skills to do math are not some elusive math gene that she simply wasn’t born with; they are skills that she has already developed in other areas of her life. After seeing friends achieve goals with hard work and recognizing her own hard work in completing an arabesque, Amy realizes her “brain is a muscle, you know,” and she just needs to “make it grow.” With a fresh perspective, Amy succeeds.

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/747/

Everyone Can Learn Math

I invite you to check out Everyone Can Learn Math; a brand new book by Alice Aspinall with a focus on how we often have a Growth Mindset when learning most everything in life... why not math, too?

Kyle Pearce, GECDSB Math Consultant, Founder of http://TapIntoTeenMinds.com

Everyone Can Learn Math

2018-10-22T00:46:39-05:00

Kyle Pearce, GECDSB Math Consultant, Founder of http://TapIntoTeenMinds.com

I invite you to check out Everyone Can Learn Math; a brand new book by Alice Aspinall with a focus on how we often have a Growth Mindset when learning most everything in life... why not math, too?

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/392/

Vanessa Vakharia, Founder (The Math Guru), Author (Math Hacks) & Rockstar (Goodnight, Sunrise)

Everyone Can Learn Math

2018-10-22T00:52:38-05:00

Vanessa Vakharia, Founder (The Math Guru), Author (Math Hacks) & Rockstar (Goodnight, Sunrise)

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/394/

Vicki Houston, Superintendent of Education

Everyone Can Learn Math

2018-10-22T00:53:29-05:00

Vicki Houston, Superintendent of Education

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/395/

David Garlick, Retired Principal and Educator

Everyone Can Learn Math

2018-10-22T00:53:57-05:00

David Garlick, Retired Principal and Educator

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/396/

Brian Aspinall, Educator, Blogger, Author Of Code Breaker, Block Breaker

Everyone Can Learn Math

2018-10-22T00:54:25-05:00

Brian Aspinall, Educator, Blogger, Author Of Code Breaker, Block Breaker

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/397/

Tracy Huber, Secondary Math Teacher

Everyone Can Learn Math

2018-10-22T00:55:15-05:00

Tracy Huber, Secondary Math Teacher

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/398/

Sunil Singh, Author of Math Recess: Playful Learning in an Age of Disruption, Pi of Life: The Hidden Happiness of Mathematics, New York Times Writer, Math Learning Specialist

Everyone Can Learn Math

2018-12-06T22:05:13-05:00

Sunil Singh, Author of Math Recess: Playful Learning in an Age of Disruption, Pi of Life: The Hidden Happiness of Mathematics, New York Times Writer, Math Learning Specialist

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/447/

Jennifer Quattrucci, Elementary Teacher, Online Blogger and Influencer

Everyone Can Learn Math

2019-01-29T01:41:58-05:00

Jennifer Quattrucci, Elementary Teacher, Online Blogger and Influencer

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/609/

Parent

Everyone Can Learn Math

2019-04-20T20:14:44-05:00

Parent

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/713/

Julie Homenuik, Parent, Secondary English Teacher

Everyone Can Learn Math

2019-04-20T20:31:10-05:00

Julie Homenuik, Parent, Secondary English Teacher

This book, inspired by Jo Boaler’s work on creating a growth mindset, sends an imperative message to young children: math is a language everyone can learn. Young Amy, the math-frustrated protagonist, soon realizes she does possess the skills to succeed in math, and they are determination and perseverance. The skills to do math are not some elusive math gene that she simply wasn’t born with; they are skills that she has already developed in other areas of her life. After seeing friends achieve goals with hard work and recognizing her own hard work in completing an arabesque, Amy realizes her “brain is a muscle, you know,” and she just needs to “make it grow.” With a fresh perspective, Amy succeeds. Everyone Can Learn Math is an accessible book with an important message for young and old alike. Bring this book into your homes and read it to your young children. Let this essential children’s book, sweetly illustrated in gentle watercolour by Alexandria Masse, show the beauty and joy in recognizing the value of a positive attitude toward math.

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/714/

Ally Somma, Elementary Teacher

Everyone Can Learn Math

2019-04-25T20:21:16-05:00

Ally Somma, Elementary Teacher

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/716/

Julie Homenuik, Parent, Secondary English Educator

Everyone Can Learn Math

2019-07-07T12:28:44-05:00

Julie Homenuik, Parent, Secondary English Educator

After reading “Everyone Can Learn Math” to my four-year-old daughter for the first time, I asked her what she thought. She replied, “I love it. Can we read it again?” I can think of no better endorsement for Alice Aspinall’s book. Nonetheless, here is mine: This book, inspired by Jo Boaler’s work on creating a growth mindset, sends an imperative message to young children: math is a language everyone can learn. Young Amy, the math-frustrated protagonist, soon realizes she does possess the skills to succeed in math, and they are determination and perseverance. The skills to do math are not some elusive math gene that she simply wasn’t born with; they are skills that she has already developed in other areas of her life. After seeing friends achieve goals with hard work and recognizing her own hard work in completing an arabesque, Amy realizes her “brain is a muscle, you know,” and she just needs to “make it grow.” With a fresh perspective, Amy succeeds.

https://everyonecanlearnmath.com/testimonials/747/

Everyone Can Learn Math