Answer to Fairday's Riddle: Number Games...

Excellent guessing, Riddlers! This week nothing will stop us from calculating the numbers. Tune in Friday to find out how the answer ties into Margo's children's picture book review. See you all around the book block. ~ F

Counting things, less or more? Add them up to know the score. Numbers turned alphabet can be a tricky learning net. One and one will make two, but two to one, and it's askew.  In a line they'll twist and turn. To get it right, you must learn.

What am I referring to? Answer: Math 

Fairday's Riddles: Volume I 

Make time to riddle and rhyme!

62 original riddles and illustrations

Fairday's Riddle: Add It Up...

Hello, Riddlers! Can you guess our theme this week? Not one of my best subjects, but I think it's fascinating. ~ F

Counting things, less or more? Add them up to know the score. Numbers turned alphabet can be a tricky learning net. One and one will make two, but two to one, and it's askew.  In a line they'll twist and turn. To get it right, you must learn.

What am I referring to? Stop by Wednesday for the answer.

I gave you a (personally reflective, though obscure) clue!