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[QUOTE="IveGot0uts, post: 970905, member: 45459"]
The books you'll want to read will be largely dependent on the game you want to play. The Harrington books are great for no limit, both the tourney and cash games ones. For limit play, particularly the lower stuff I love Winning Low Limit Holdem by Lee Jones and Small Stakes Holdem: Winning Big With Expert Play by Ed Miller, David Sklansky, and Mason Malmuth. Those two books made my live 2/4 and 4/8 limit at Foxwoods game a winner. For the more psychology angled learning I recommend Caro's Book of Tells, and Your Poker Worst Enemy, by Schoonmaker. The latter gives some good advice to help you plug leaks and problems in your play. It makes you think about things in depth that you would probably ignore if not directly confronted. I would recommend steering clear of more narrative heavy books, at least while you're formally forming your play, as they put a bit too much effort into being good stories, often at the expense of being good lessons. Lastly I would just read several articles that can be found everywhere on bankroll management, as this is where most people seem to fall apart.
 
Mike
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