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Surely you are joking, Mr. Feynman.

"Black Swan" by N.N.Taleb. Maybe overhyped and at times annoying and pompous, but extremely insightful nevertheless.

MacKay's Information Theory, Inference, etc.

N. Taleb: Fooled by randomness.

D. MacKay: Sustainable energy - without the hot air.

"The Cauchy-Schwarz Master Class" by J.M.Steele. A guided tour of mathematical inequalities. Very entertaining and readable (for a math book) and extremely well written.

M. Karinthy: A journey round my skull.

Gelman's Bayesian Data Analysis is a good statistical intro

"Indiscrete Thoughts" by G-C.Rota. Irreverent anecdotes about mathematicians.

"Salonica, City of Ghosts" by M.Mazower. Tells the history of Thessaloniki, informative, entertaining, at times nostalgic.

You could read Gilbert Strang's Linear Algebra books

maybe Freedman's Statistical models