The amazon preview [1] does not even show the contents page. How am I supposed to check if I might be interested in this book?
Or click on the link to a sample chapter, listed on the submission:
https://www.sciencefriday.com/articles/six-math-essentials-b...
1. numbers as the gateway to quantitative thinking
2. algebra as the gateway to abstraction
3. geometry as a way to calculate beyond what we can see
4. probability as a tool to navigate uncertainty with rigorous thinking
5. analysis as a means to tame the very large or the very small
6. dynamics as the mathematics of change
That's a historical artifcat, not an innate property. (Math was first invented in the Bronze Age for accounting and architecture.)
There's a theoretical parallel universe with a mathematics where numbers aren't first on the ladder but down there around number five. (Ironically computers are an example of that. Figuring out how to do numbers when all you have is finite sequences from an alphabet is advanced CS.)
That said, you can switch to the Kindle version and request a sample. The kindle samples usually have a ToC.