About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels misunderstood because of their unique way of thinking or when they are struggling with a label like 'clumsy' or 'slow.' It tells the story of Leonardo Fibonacci, a boy in medieval Italy who was mocked as a 'blockhead' because he was constantly distracted by the patterns and numbers he saw in the world around him. This narrative helps children reframe their perceived weaknesses as potential strengths and intellectual passions. Beyond the history of the Fibonacci sequence, the book explores themes of perseverance and self-confidence. It is perfect for elementary-aged children who are beginning to notice they process information differently than their peers. By showing how Leonardo's 'distractions' led to some of the most important mathematical discoveries in history, the book encourages kids to embrace their curiosity and view the world through their own unique lens.
