There are plenty of poker books on the market, some incredibly insightful and worth more than you could ever pay, others are, well, not so useful.

If you're looking for a site with books to buy, and an honest review of each then The Poker Book Store is probably a good visit. And of course, there's the Amazon verion of The Poker Book Store as well.

    The latest book I've cracked the spine of is Dennis Purdy's "Illustrated Guide to Texas Holdem". Lots of pictures . You can get it at Amazon I'm sure.

    Whether you like a poker book or not is such a subjective thing that I'm going to aviod "reviewing" books for you. I suggest you take your requests for info on this to one of the Message Boards. I'm sure someone will be able to answer specific questions about specific books.

    The only thing I am willing to say is that when I moved over from low buy-in no limit tourneys to the low (but fixed) limit ring games, Lee Jone's Winning Low Limit Holdem turned out to be the book that helped me get my limit game in order.