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How it started vs How it's going... Exactly 19 years ago this week in August 2007, my very first book was published: "Math Doesn't Suck" - making the subject fun & relatable to middle school girls, and calling them to embrace their smarts. Now, 12 books and nearly 20...

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Patriziavor 2 Monaten

Go Danica!!!👏 You rock🤘! Math is the best! It was always my favorite subject in school. It’s interesting, challenging & fun! My guess for the man interviewing you in first clip is Regis Philbin? 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Trent McSwainvor 2 Monaten

Remember, if you take the factorial of 632,760 and subtract 1, that number is prime :)

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Kevinvor 2 Monaten

Does Danica have a tattoo of the Pi symbol? If so, where? 😛 Math is fun. 😯

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Kevin McLeodvor 2 Monaten

Grew up with the Wonder Years, will forever be my favourite TV show.

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🐗Donald R. Fuller🐗vor 2 Monaten

Luv ya, Danica! ❤️

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JP105vor 2 Monaten

Did you incorporate Steven Gilborn (Mr. Arthur Collins) signature saying - "Every problem contains its own solution, Mr. Arnold." in your books?

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Chipvor 2 Monaten

I never heard a bad thing about Regis. Also, I have not seen you in years. Glad you are doing well.

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RJ Onyx Moonshadowvor 2 Monaten

Did you see I published a math book too, recently?

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Connor D. Wolfvor 2 Monaten

Happy first published book anniversary!!!!

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Thomas Madisonvor 2 Monaten

🙏🏻🥰

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Mike Garganovor 2 Monaten

my friend was in hs with you! 😆

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Servando Verdugovor 2 Monaten

La belleza puede estar unida a la inteligencia

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ph▲Ξd0n▲svor 2 Monaten

ngl..when teacher is gorgeous..draws more attention😍

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Marie Lafontainevor 2 Monaten

Danika you are truly amazing with so many talents !! You have my utmost admiration in all you do and who you are !! 😊🧡

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Philosophy Warpvor 2 Monaten

Did you write a book on AP Calculus?

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Goo T. Gwabavor 2 Monaten

19 years? Time is a never ending river...

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[email protected]vor 2 Monaten

I admire what you've done for girls and children in general with learning math. Your books are a treasure. Besides you are very smart yourself with a BS in math. God gave you so much including being kind to others.

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Dr Mitchvor 2 Monaten

Would

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