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| The Manga Guide to Statistics |
 In The Manga Guide to Statistics (No Starch Press, November 2008, 224 pp, ISBN 9781593271893), the first release in the landmark Manga Guide series from No Starch Press, readers learn real statistics with real manga. Tough concepts like probability, coefficients of correlation, hypothesis testing, and tests of independence come alive with this entertaining yet educational Japanese-style cartoon guide. By combining an engaging story with instructional content, readers master each concept quickly as they learn alongside the story's main characters, Rui and Mr. Yamamoto."I'm really excited about bringing this pioneering educational Manga Guide series to the U.S.," said No Starch Press founder William Pollock. "The manga cartoon format turns out to be a remarkable way to open the door to tough subjects like statistics, calculus, physics, and thermodynamics—all topics that will be covered in forthcoming Manga Guides. Readers are drawn through the plot and become a part of the story as they learn tough concepts at the sides of compelling cartoon characters." Continue reading: No Starch Press Publishes The Manga Guide to Statistics in News. - Comments (Reply To Topic) - 
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