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Mathematical Practice is a category for books that explore how mathematics is actually done—the habits of mind, methods, and tools used to pose problems, build models, craft proofs, and communicate ideas. It spans practical guides to problem-solving and proof-writing, modeling and simulation, experimental and computational approaches, and the use of technology, as well as reflective works on teaching and learning mathematical thinking. The category also includes case studies, biographies, and essays from the philosophy, history, and sociology of mathematics that reveal the culture and creativity of the field. These books help readers develop mathematical craft and see mathematics as a living, human endeavor.

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