It's nice to see that small editors are catching on the success of .Net and produce such great books.
Now the latest one I bought yesterday is called Murach's C#, written by Joel Murach edited by Mike Murach, published by Murach Editions :-)
If you pass this ego madness, you will find an excellent book, designed for learning C# in concise and clear examples.
I surely recommend this book for any beginners or intermediate developers.
I attended a C# training course for two days, and it's time now that those courses move from the usual factorial class example or the shape-triangle-circle-square class to explain polymorphism.
I found in Murach's book some more practical and almost real world projects.
Check their site to see all the others development books they have.
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