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Which Plone books should I read?

I want to say a few words about these Plone books in general before I get to the individual reviews. First, I have read each book and used them all on a regular basis. They all have strengths and weaknesses, and some have certain clearly defined target audiences. I tried to be fair and not "grade" a book geared for non-programmers the same as a book designed for people with advanced Zope and Plone programming experience. What I am saying is that although I have them in a rough order (starting with my overall favorite), I recommend that you read each review to see if it is better for your individual knowledge level and need. I also want to emphasize that I use each of these books as a reference and I respect each author for his or her contribution to Plone knowledge. I have included a link to Amazon for each of the books, in case you want to read other reader reviews and/or order them.

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