Bestsellers on memory, concentration, and mathematics by Guinness World Record holders Aditi and Sudhir Singhal. Written for students, parents, teachers, and professionals, and read around the world.
The gold dust forms one word from each of the six books in turn: remember, focus, exams, decode, magic, and speed.
One shelf for memory and focus, one for mathematics. Every book is built on techniques we have taught in classrooms for years, so they work on real learners, not just on paper.
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Three books on how memory and attention actually work, with techniques you can try the same day you open them.
The ultimate handbook for exploring and improving your memory. Practical techniques for anyone who has ever said "I have a weak memory," with dedicated sections for memorising every school subject.
"This book should be made compulsory in educational institutions. It will make learning fun for kids and make it easy for them to memorize anything."
Amit Rana, reader review
Concentration is a skill, and like every skill it can be learnt. Simple exercises and effective techniques to build deep focus amid the chaos of busy life, including a widely loved section on digital wellness.
"It works as a manual to achieve a high level of concentration while being in the chaos of our busy life. I strongly recommend this book to everyone."
Bhavika, reader review
Learning techniques built specifically for students, so exams stop being a source of stress. Memory methods that turn studying from rote repetition into something that finally sticks.
"Very helpful for students. In schools, such learning techniques must become compulsory so that no student gets stressed because of exams."
Amit Gaur, reader review
Three books that turn calculation into play, from puzzle mysteries to Vedic speed maths.
Twenty-five puzzle mysteries that blend cryptology, arithmetic, and out-of-the-box thinking. Riddle-based stories that build problem-solving skills and make mental maths genuinely fascinating.
"25 mysteries with many clues using basic concepts of Algebra and Geometry cannot be the creation of a few months. It is mathematics at its best."
Er. Dinesh V. Channawar, CBSE school owner
A unique twin-sided flip book: maths tricks on one side, techniques on the other. Calculation magic that makes children, and their parents, fall in love with numbers.
"After following the tricks I felt like a magician, ready to surprise others. A must buy for everyone."
JK, reader review
The Vedic mathematics classic. Step-by-step methods, with plenty of worked examples, that let you square two and three digit numbers in seconds. A favourite of competitive exam aspirants.
"It has taught me to calculate 3-digit squares in less than 10 seconds. It shows the calculations step by step with plenty of examples."
Aryan Verma, reader review
Vedic mathematics in Hindi, bringing the speed-calculation methods of How to Become a Human Calculator to Hindi-medium students, teachers, and parents across India.
One of the Vedic shortcuts from the maths shelf. Pick a number and watch three small steps do the work a calculator would.
Quick answers on the authors, the publishers, which book to read first, and where to buy.
All six books are co-authored by Aditi Singhal and Sudhir Singhal, the Guinness World Record holders (Largest Maths Lesson) who founded Dynamic Minds Group in 2008. Aditi is an international memory and maths trainer and TEDx speaker; Sudhir is a Google for Education Certified Trainer.
There are six books. Five are published by Penguin Random House (How to Memorize Anything, How to Improve Concentration, The Ultimate Memory Handbook for Students, Crack The Code, and How to Be a Mathemagician) and one, How to Become a Human Calculator, by S. Chand & Co. A Hindi edition of the last title, Vedic Ganit, is published by EPH and S. Chand & Co.
Start with How to Memorize Anything, the general handbook on memory techniques. Students preparing for exams can go straight to The Ultimate Memory Handbook for Students, and anyone struggling to stay focused should read How to Improve Concentration.
How to Become a Human Calculator teaches Vedic maths methods step by step, including squaring two and three digit numbers in seconds. For younger readers, How to Be a Mathemagician offers maths tricks in a flip-book format, and Crack The Code offers 25 maths puzzle mysteries for ages 10 to 50.
Every English title is available on Amazon and Flipkart. Prices range from Rs 250 to Rs 375 MRP; the Hindi edition Vedic Ganit is Rs 340 MRP.
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