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"The subjects within Treks into Intuitive Geometry directly relate to what German mathematician David Hilbert distinguished as topics that could interest a 'man on the street.' ... The book contains colorful diagrams and reprints of famous artwork. ... Summing Up: Recommended. General readers through lower-division undergraduates." (M. D. Sanford, Choice, Vol. 54 (2), October, 2016)
"Treks into Intuitive Geometry is a delightful read covering various topics in geometry, from tilings of the plane to three-dimensional solids. ... This book is also filled with wonderful full-color illustrations. ... With these concrete topics and easy-going style, this book can be enjoyed by mathematicians and recreational puzzlers alike." (Tricia Muldoon Brown, MAA Reviews, maa.org, April, 2016)
"The authors' efforts to provide figures and experiments, as well as the many references with 'everyday life' suchas art, architecture and optimization, will be appreciated by teachersor self-taugth readers. In various way, this book is poetic, and contains several references to the Japanese culture and history. It is uncommon in its construction, well illustrated and entertaining. In summary, a good outreach book for a broad audience." (Matthieu Jacquemet, zbMATH 1339.52001, 2016)
"Treks into Intuitive Geometry is a delightful read covering various topics in geometry, from tilings of the plane to three-dimensional solids. ... This book is also filled with wonderful full-color illustrations. ... With these concrete topics and easy-going style, this book can be enjoyed by mathematicians and recreational puzzlers alike." (Tricia Muldoon Brown, MAA Reviews, maa.org, April, 2016)
"The authors' efforts to provide figures and experiments, as well as the many references with 'everyday life' suchas art, architecture and optimization, will be appreciated by teachersor self-taugth readers. In various way, this book is poetic, and contains several references to the Japanese culture and history. It is uncommon in its construction, well illustrated and entertaining. In summary, a good outreach book for a broad audience." (Matthieu Jacquemet, zbMATH 1339.52001, 2016)