Drupal Books

As I am the author, I it wouldn't be fair to review my own book. I can give you some of the emails I have gotten about it though, I maintain an updated list here:
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The best down-to-earth-guide to Drupal site development I have come across.
If you want a practical, no nonsense eBook, the Ultimate Community Site
Guide is for you.

You can spend months wading through the countless forums, videos and
technical module pages on Drupal - I know, I did. Or you can read this
guide and go straight to the point and take you through each step to get
your site up and running with the minimum of complexity.

--Andrew

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I'm not exactly a drupal newbie - I've written modules, upgraded modules from 4->5 and 5->6, built themes from scratch. I could have figured out everything you lay out in the book, but I've never done anything with complex profiles and your book was just an incredibly good investment to save me time building my site. At 5.50 euros, it's really stupid to waste all that time going through the forums and modules lists trying to figure it out, when it's laid out so nicely in your book.

--Tom

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Holy shit Dorien,

Your book is going to save me so much time! I've been going through all the various profile options for Drupal and was doing a bit of testing here and there. I had reached the stage where I realized I was going to want to use Content Profile, Views, Panels, and Assign Role and a couple of others when I discovered your book. I need to build some quite complex profiles and have been thinking over the strategy for this for a few days. Now this is going to be soooo much easier.

--Tom

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Good Book,

It was easy to understand and I was able to use it to get a basic community site up for a school organization in just a couple of days with it.

Thanks

--Sam