It's Pi Day (3.14)! We're always in the market for a good book about math...and pie (yum!), so we're particularly excited this year to feature Emergency Quarters by Carlos Matias, illus. by Gracey Zhang (Tegen/HarperCollins) featuring a math lesson AND empanada hand pies.

For more mouthwatering reading options about pie, see our recent Guide review of The Pie Reports by Hayley Lowe (Orca), and explore the Guide/Reviews Database subject Pies. 

If you'd prefer recent math-related books instead, we've also got you covered: Ernő Rubik and His Magic Cube by Kerry Aradhya, illus. by Kara Kramer (Peachtree); A Tour of the Human Body: Amazing Numbers—Fantastic Facts [Number Tours for Curious Kids] by Jennifer Berne, illus. by Dawn DeVries Sokol (Kane/Astra); Too Small Tola Makes It Count by Atinuke, illus. by Onyinye Iwu (Candlewick); Dear Dad: Growing Up with a Parent in Prison—and How We Stayed Connected by Jay Jay Patton and Kiara Valdez, illus. by Markia Jenai (Graphix/Scholastic); How We Share Cake by Kim Hyo-eun, illus. by Deborah Smith (Scribble); Numbermania: A Visual Exploration of 1 to 100 by Scott Lape, illus. by Víctor Medina (Odd Dot/Macmillan); Scattergood by H. M. Bouwman (Porter/Holiday); Very Bad at Math by Hope Larson (HarperAlley/HarperCollins); and All the Blues in the Sky by Renée Watson (Bloomsbury). See also Hope Larson's Publishers' Preview Five Questions interview with Roger Sutton about Very Bad at Math. For more books about math, peruse the Guide/Reviews Database subject Mathematics.