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The Art of Statistics: How to Learn from Data
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A collection of the pilot books for popular series, for those of us who love to follow a character's journey for as long as an author will let us! Some of the below series have heavily debated starting points and book read orders--in those cases the pilot was selected based on what seems to be the most popular approach.
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Post from the Pride and Prejudice forum
About half way through and quite late to the party (34, non-English-native, introduced and not thrilled to Jane Austen at 16 through Northanger Abbey). It took me a while to understand the characters. However, now it turns out that the book has helped me to familiarise myself with, or perhaps for the first time acknowledge bluntly: my own inner (prejudiced) Elisabeth Bennet.
Perhaps we are all judgy at times. It is a completely different notion for me to relate to this part of myself from the perspective of Miss Bennet