Can you imagine your calculation without "zero"?
Do you know that if you are under 21 you still can became a great mathematics?
How much do you know about Carl Friedrich Gauss, a man called a prince of mathematics?
How many digits of the number pi (symbol: π) can you recite without breath?
Have you heard about constant e, which "father" was Euler?
If you want read about it, I recommend you a Denis Guedj's book The Parrot's Theorem.
A Parisian bookseller (Mr. Ruche), receives a bequest from a long lost friend in the Amazon of a vast library of maths books, which propels him into a great exploration of the story of mathematics. He is reading about maths in chronological order and a reader can learn history of maths with him. At the same time you are invited to solve the murder mystery along with the main characters.
