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Best HTML/CSS books?

Making my way through the HTML courses and would love to have a physical book for reference. Any of the more experienced folks have good suggestions? I came across HTML & CSS: Design & Build Websites. It looks pretty and easy to understand, but is 3 years old. Not sure if that makes a difference.

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I have that exact book, it's a great book. Isn't too overwhelming with pages and pages of text, i would definitely purchase it. I would also recommend CSS3 & HTML5 foundations, both of which are part of a treehouse series but very good for developing knowledge of the latest versions of each language.

I've picked up and read through about half a dozen books and by far the best one, IMO, is Jon Duckett's HTML and CSS: Design and Build Websites

http://www.htmlandcssbook.com/

He just released a book on Javascript and JQuery which just arrived at my door yesterday

This is the best one.

Thats the one he referred too, I have been looking at the Java versions, can you let me know how it is once you get into it please?

That is the book to get on HTML & CSS.