Rubik

Since its creation in 1974, the Rubik's Cube has sold more than 400 million copies. Although few know how to solve it, its creator Erno Rubik assures that anyone could have invented it. This is the story of a famous game, but also that of the man behind it: one who already loved geometric puzzles as a child and who from then on was in charge of imagining many other possible games. One who never stopped having fun and dreaming of new puzzles and mathematical ingenuities, and who inadvertently invented one of the most iconic objects of all time. Rubik is a memoir filled with the nostalgic impetus and humility of a genius. But they are not just memories, they are much more than that. They are also a unique explanation of the creative process, a manual for the patient and imperfect art of invention, and an invitation to the purest and most creative act of all: play.