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(This book) by Lillian Pierson is a 364-page educational book that is well-formatted, and Pierson’s use of charts, graphs, and pictures helps the reader further understand the material. The book certainly covers a wide variety of topics. The variety of subject matters covered in the book makes the text fun and interesting to read. I believe that an introductory guide to a subject should follow two almost paradoxical rules: it should be easy enough for a beginner to understand, but also contain enough rich and engaging information for the beginner to truly learn something about the subject and set a good foundation for additional studies on that subject. Fortunately, (this book) follows both of those rules; the content is easy for a beginner to jump into, but the book is also thorough enough to really educate the reader about data science.