Continuous Martingales And Brownian Motion Book

An easy read since I finished up a stats course last term (I got to skip most of the math explanations). It was an interesting look at probability and I think it would be a good starter book for those who aren't very well-versed in math. I certainly wish I'd found this when I started learning Probability myself as the examples were so thoroughly explained in essentially layman's terms and everything was very easy to understand.

Also with an example entirely about poisson distribution of chocolate chips in the baking of cookies, how can you go wrong? :P