Leopard books

Hi,

I'm looking for a good Leopard book for a newbie switcher. I checked out the books on Amazon, but without some excerpts to look at it's hard to decide which is the easiest to learn from.

I'm looking for a book which is very basic, and which will gently show you around the Leopard GUI. Also something well explained for someone who has been out of computing for a couple of years. My main uses of the MacBook are basic (internet, email, wordprocessing, spreadsheets). Nothing fancy - I'm not interested into going into a shell or anything like that!

Any feelings from users out there who have already looked at some of the books on offer?

Cheers, Jim

Personally would wait for Leopard: The Missing Manual, due out next month.
They do have a pocket guide coming this month.

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As Bobtomay suggested I'd go with the Missing Manual, I've got that for Tiger and it's great, cheap and very in depth. You decide how much you want to read/learn about it or how little the Missing manual would probably be better than a pocket guide, because a pocket guide would suggest that you have the basic knowledge to work a Mac which it seems you don't, therefore a more detailed book would be good.

Missing Manual is also very easy to read and there are alot of pictures/diagrams to show you what is what on the screenshots.