In addition to assisting teachers in using Literature in the teaching of Mathematics, parents may also find these books useful as resources containing good literature with which they may reinforce mathematics concepts with their children simply by reading and discussing the books.
MathStart books, created by Stuart Murphy, tell stories every kid can relate to and enjoy, while helping them understand that math is much more than a school subject—it’s all around us and in everything we do!Each book in the MathStart series includes suggestions for group or individual exercises that reinforce math concepts presented in the story, easy-to-do activities, and a bibliography of children’s books that feature similar math concepts.
A great series, available for ages 3 and up. Visit these websites to learn more:
Literature-Based Math Activities: An Integrate Approach/Grades K-3 (Instructor Books) (Paperback)by Alison Abrohms (Author)
Math and Literature, Grades K-1 Marilyn Burns and Stephanie Sheffield
Math and Literature, Grades 2-3 Marilyn Burns and Stephanie Sheffield
Math Through Children's Literature: Making the NCTM Standards Come Alive (Paperback)by Kathryn L. Braddon (Author), Nancy J. Hall (Author), Dale B. Taylor
Teaching Math with Favorite Picture Books (Grades 1-3) (Paperback)by Judy Hechtman (Author), Deborah Ellermeyer (Author), Sandy Ford Grove (Author)
How to Use Children's Literature to Teach Mathematics (Nctm How to-- Series) (Paperback)by Rosamond Welchman-Tischler (Author)
Math And Nonfiction: Grades K-2 (Math and Nonfiction) (Paperback)by Jamee Petersen (Author), Marilyn Burns (Introduction) 
Meeting the Math Standards with Favorite Picture Books: Lessons, Activites, and Hands-On Reproducibles That Help You Teach Essential Math Skills and Concepts (Paperback)
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