Future Book Club
Every Natural Math book is made together with hundreds of community volunteers. Are you a student, parent, teacher, coach, or anyone who cares about children learning mathematics? Are you interested in nonprofit community service and meeting other inspired math makers? Join the Future Book Club and make amazing books with us! You will meet math authors, artists, and editors; gain book-making experience; have early access to educational innovations; and have your name or pseudonym in the book with our big thanks.
To join the Future Book Club, email Dr. Maria Droujkova at reach.out@naturalmath.com and we’ll match you to online or local activities.
Future Books
Preorder Modultown! (June 2026) and AL, Logical (July 2026) to receive insider updates from the authors.
Books in Progress: Supporter Opportunities
Work with the authors to test and improve these upcoming Natural Math books:
Math Roots (middle school), Althea (high and upper middle school), and Math Court (elementary).
- Read a future book with family and friends, share opinions, and answer the authors’ questions. It’s like a book club, but for future books and with the author in it. It’s the best, most active way to read, if you ask us, and a great pathway into becoming an author. Even if you are five.
- Organize a future book event around your kitchen table, at your book club, your class, your company’s volunteer meeting, or your math circle. We’ll help you get your party started! Natural Math will provide hands-on and minds-on activities, plans, and author appearances.
- Spread the word about a future book, review, admire, joke, or meme to your friends, colleagues, students, and online followers. Each of these books is innovative and experimental, so sharing is a creative adventure. Help your friends discover a special book from the future.
- Preorder the future book during its crowdfunding campaign and make production possible. The campaigns also come with other special rewards, such as personal cartoons from the book’s artist, hand-signed copies, posters, or extra puzzle cards.
- Write a book. Everyone has a (math) story to tell. Let’s go!
Can you do some of that with an already-published book? Yes! Check out these already-published but possibly new-to-you Natural Math books.
