After "Statistics" by Freedman, Pisani, and Purves what book is good for ANOVA? I have a tiny bit of probability under my belt so far using the excellent "Introduction to Probability" by Anderson, Seppalainen, and Valko.  I am still working through it.
Next up is "Statistics" by Freedman, Pisani, and Purves, but it does not cover ANOVA apparently.
What book is good for ANOVA?
I completed a math degree 10 years ago if it matters.  I like rigor and the combination of rigor and computation in the above probability text.  But I also love softer or more motivated treatments which the statistics text above seems to provide.  Is there anything comparable for ANOVA?

ANOVA is a method that arises within the context of regression models, so I recommend you read some books on regression modelling (see related answer here).  It is difficult to recommend a specific book without more knowledge of your strengths and weaknesses, but you should be able to find a book or notes that derive linear regression using vector algebra.  That is probably the best way to learn it for someone who already has a maths degree.
