**Takahashi Shin: Engaging Statistics. Manga** If you're curious about statistics or simply need to process some data, "Engaging Statistics" will help you overcome the feeling that "you’re not good at math." This illustrated guide effortlessly leads you on a journey to understanding statistics. You'll reinforce your newfound knowledge with exercises, which, as we all know, are essential in any math book. Follow the ever-composed Yamamoto as he teaches Rui how to calculate averages, medians, and standard deviations of bowling scores; create a histogram of ramen noodle prices; determine the probability of passing math exams; compute Cramer's coefficient to discover how boys and girls prefer to confess their feelings; and understand how test results are normalized when teachers assess performance. These real-life examples will make it easy to grasp concepts that many find challenging. Whether you want to get to grips with statistics but find traditional textbooks overwhelming and dull, or if you simply need to refresh your forgotten knowledge, let Yamamoto-san and Rui be your guides. This book is perfect for high school and college students, as well as anyone interested in statistics who desires a learning experience that is both easy and enjoyable.