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The Cartoon Guide to Statistics is a hilarious and comic book on learning the principles of statistics through cartoon-style illustrations. This is the book you’re looking for if you think mathematics is boring. It teaches you how to apply the seemingly difficult equations and formulae through bumbling characters you will love to read about. Discover the joy of mathematics, and the sheer fun of looking at numbers through this one of a kind comic book that will educate you, while trying to make you fall off your chair in laughter. The book contains many examples, all of them explained through comic book panels. One of a kind, and truly educative in its stance, this book makes numbers fun! About Larry Gonick Larry Gonick is a cartoonist known for his Cartoon Guide series, out of which the most popular title is The Cartoon History of the Universe. Gonick has also worked on a serialized bimonthly "Science Classics" cartoon for the science magazine Discover. Related Books by the Author If you found this book a rib-tickling way to learn Statistics and want something just like it to learn calculus, look no further! Catch a copy of Larry Gonick's The Cartoon Guide to Calculus.