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Chris F.A. Johnson I think that is unfair to statisticians (other than those kept as pets). A good book on statistics is "Seeing Through Statistics" Third Edition, by Jessica M. Utts. From the Preface:

"... Statistics deals with complex situations involving uncertainty. We are exposed daily to information from surveys and scientific studies concerning our health, behavior, atbreastudes, and beliefs, or revealing scientific and technological breakthroughs. This book's first objective is to help you understand this information and to sift the useful and the accurate from the useless and the misleading. My aims are to allow you rely on your own interpretation of the results emerging from surveys and studies and to help you read them with a critical eye so that you can make your own judgements.

"A second purpose of this book is to demystify statistical methods. Traditional statistics courses often place emphasis on how to compute rather than on how to understand. This book focuses on statistical ideas and their use in real life.

"Finally this book contains information that can help you make better decisions when faced with uncertainty. ..."

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