This monograph, "Sampling: Design and Analysis" by Sharon L. Lohr, is a comprehensive 600-page treatise on statistical sampling. It covers both the design and analysis aspects of sampling in detail, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals in various fields such as social sciences, public opinion research, medicine, and economics. The book includes over 450 exercises, ranging from introductory to advanced, and is suitable for a wide range of statistical backgrounds. The reference list is limited to publications from 2009 and earlier, suggesting that readers interested in more recent developments should consult other sources. The book is known for its use of real data sets and is widely used as a standard reference by survey organizations. It is accessible to students with a background in introductory statistics and can be adapted for graduate classes in statistics or related fields.This monograph, "Sampling: Design and Analysis" by Sharon L. Lohr, is a comprehensive 600-page treatise on statistical sampling. It covers both the design and analysis aspects of sampling in detail, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals in various fields such as social sciences, public opinion research, medicine, and economics. The book includes over 450 exercises, ranging from introductory to advanced, and is suitable for a wide range of statistical backgrounds. The reference list is limited to publications from 2009 and earlier, suggesting that readers interested in more recent developments should consult other sources. The book is known for its use of real data sets and is widely used as a standard reference by survey organizations. It is accessible to students with a background in introductory statistics and can be adapted for graduate classes in statistics or related fields.