Mathematician, professor at the University of Memphis, USA, Georgios Anastasiou , forewords,

Mathematical paradoxes, apart from their entertaining nature, are also an important factor in understanding various mathematical concepts and mathematical propositions. In many recent international conferences on the teaching of mathematics, announcements have been made from time to time which refer to the importance of "paradox" as a focal point of mathematical interest for the respective teaching unit.

Mathematical games and logic games are a pleasant pastime that leads the mind along the paths of mathematical logic. This book is divided into two parts. Part A contains math paradoxes and Part B contains math and logic games.

The mathematical paradoxes contained refer to Algebra, Number Theory, Trigonometry, Geometry, Mathematical Analysis, Analytic Geometry and Vector Calculus, Tables, Sets, and Probability.

Math games and logic games cover a very wide range of reasoning.

The book contains a total of 365 topics, which arouse the reader's interest and encourage him to use his knowledge, imagination, experience, judgment and memory.