Videos and Published Writings
- Carol Vorderman's Pop Music Times Tables, 1990
- Carol Vorderman's How to Write a Perfect Letter, 1991
- How Mathematics Works, 1996
- Carol Vorderman's Guide to the Internet (written with Rob Young), 1998
- Carol Vorderman's How To Do Sudoku, 2005
- Carol Vorderman's Massive Book Of Sudoku, 2005
- Eat Yourself Clever, 2008
- Carol Vorderman's Guide to Maths
- Carol Vorderman's Detox Diet
- It All Counts, 2010
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Co-host of Countdown 1982–2008 |
Succeeded by Rachel Riley |
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