Age Group: 9 - 12 Years

Description: This illustrated biography introduces children to the life of Srinivasa Ramanujan, the self-taught mathematician whose work changed the world. Growing up in India, young Ramanujan showed a remarkable fascination for numbers, seeing patterns where others saw confusion. Despite poverty, lack of resources, and repeated rejection from formal institutions, he continued his pursuit of mathematics, often working alone with little support. His genius was finally recognized when he connected with G.H. Hardy in Cambridge, leading to groundbreaking discoveries that are still studied today. The book balances key facts with storytelling, showing the perseverance and brilliance of a man who followed his passion despite immense challenges. It encourages young readers to dream beyond circumstances and recognize that curiosity, dedication, and self-belief can take them far. Perfect for classrooms and home reading, it highlights one of India’s greatest scientific minds in a way children can engage with and admire.