A book to increase statistical problem solving skills I would like to have from you any suggestion about a specific book on statistics. I am a physicist, which means I already have a background in statistics and many other quantitative disciplines. My problem is that statistics has never been the main topic of any exam I did. Which means I already have a knowledge about this discipline but I fill a little failing in problem solving.
The book I believe is the right one for me should be mainly about exercises, in order to increase my problem solving skills, should have a somehow intriguing character, as at the moment statistics is not much more than an hobby, but should also be correlated with theory, in order to properly fill the gap I may have in the theory.
Any suggestion about that?

One fun book to start with is

See https://bookshop.org/books/fifty-challenging-problems-in-probability-with-solutions/9780486653556.  To solve this problems you need to think in a statistical or probabilistic way!
