Abstract

I'll translate this promotional text for what appears to be a self-help novel that combines mathematics, logic, and coming-of-age themes:
"A Youth Mathematics Self-Development Novel That Teaches Logical Thinking Just By Reading"
"Please don't teach us young people the wrong things-----"
Shota, a 29-year-old liberal arts graduate working as a hotel employee, finds himself unexpectedly invited to give a speech at his alma mater's graduation ceremony. Drawing on his natural hospitality skills, he shares his life philosophy with high school students who are about a decade younger than him, and receives a positive response.
Afterwards, while reminiscing in the second-year classroom where he once studied, he is suddenly approached by a woman. The voice belongs to Shiori - a lonely high school girl who is passionate about mathematics.

Author’s Information

An expert in business mathematics who "saves businesspeople with mathematics." Born in Kanagawa Prefecture in 1975. In 2011, he invented "Business Mathematics," combining his experience as a mathematics educator and a businessman, and became independent as a training instructor. As the only expert in his field, he has dramatically changed the lives of more than 700 liberal arts-based businesspeople. This is the author's first "mathematical self-help novel."