How to Lie with Statistics

Mark and co. bought it for me for Christmas 2012.
==Length==
About 82 standard pages longAvailable online, 159341 characters long according to Notepad++ but there's some fluff..
==First read (January 2013)==
===Format===
Paperback, 1991 Penguin edition, bought for me by Mark and co. for Christmas 2012.
===Journal===
Started it after finishing Pride and Prejudice and read it fairly quickly, it's only short. It wasn't anything new really, I kept forgetting it was from the 50s so some of it seemed strangely quirky before I remembered, with its modern cover and presentation it was easy to forget. I guess it was a trend-setter but I've read a great deal on all the subjects covered and it didn't enlighten me or anything. Good though! I got to page 108 out of 124 and skimmed to the end, I'm quite busy on placement and I wasn't compelled to read every page at that point.
===Rating===
1
===Reading record===
Previous book: Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice
Next book: Richard Dawkins, River Out of Eden
==Ratings, awards, mentions and recommendations==
Recommended by Ben Goldacre.
=Links and references=
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