Would appreciate some book recommendations

So I've just finished Harrington on Holdem II, and it's really done a lot for how I think about my game. Great stuff.

Now, I'm looking for a new tome to read. So far I've read:

Harrington I
Harrington II
Phil Gordon's Little Green Book

What would make a good next book for me? Clearly at some point I will pick up Harrington III, but what else?

FYI: I play NLHE SNGs almost exclusively (live and online), generally small stakes ($10-20). I liked Harrington's books because he had a strong focus on what I'll call "applying the fundamentals", and Gordon's book was a fun read.

Thoughts?

A definate read is Sklanskys' - Theory of Poker, opens up a whole new game before your eyes, pot odds, implied odds etc.

If your maths is a little unsure it could be toughish at times, but as you have already read a bit you probably know the basics so a big yes for this one from me.

IanT

Would you say that it's still a pretty relevant book today?

I sat down at a Barnes & Noble once and speed read through the NLHE section of Super System I, and though it was an interesting read I gleaned little of real direct use as it was a tad dated.

ToP is still relevant, and always will be.

Sklansky's 'Tournament Poker for Advanced Players', while less practically useful than HoH, is still a good read.

Sounds like a plan. Ultimately the probabilities/game theory is one of my strengths generally, so if ToP is a good fundamental read then I'll enjoy reading it.

Thanks for the suggestions.

Cheers,
Beriac

I read Slanky's 'Small Stakes Hold'em in which he talks about pot odds, implified odds, etc. Should I still get ToP since they sound similar althoug SSH is only for Limit holdem?

I just finished Erick Lindgren's "Making the Final Table" and found it an easy and worthwhile read.

Anyone read Ace on the River by Barry Greenstein? I've visited his website and he seems to be quite articulate.

ToP goes way, way deeper than SSHE does. Definitely consider getting it.

With a name like Sklansky, how can you go wrong?

Okay, it's next on my list.

well I stopped being cheap and ordered Harrington's vol 1 & 2. I mostly was interested in cash games but I have started to play more trnys. At some point I guess I will buy ToP and maybe SS or SS2. Its just so much to read that I feel an overload coming . thanks guys.

I would suggest reading SuperSystem 1 & 2 and comparing each section to each other. There are small diffences that you may find useful. Anything from Sklansky, T.J. Cloutier or Howard Lederer. I havn't read Helmuth's book, but I've heard it is good for classifying a player. I would also be interested in Negraneau's book coming out and Barry Greentsteins book.

I dont think you can get a cheaper site that I know of . I have started to buy from Amazon because they have good prices and you dont have to worry about the bidding that goes with Ebay. I Helmuths book from Amazon for 29 cent but after I read it , I realized why it was almost free