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What are some good books about delphi

Delphi for Dummies, by Neil Rubenking, is the only one that has been widely circulated to general bookstores, and as usual with a For Dummies books, contains quite a bit of good information among the silly chapter headings and excitable prose. Other books that are either in print or on their way to print are: The Delphi Programmer Explorer, Duntemann/Mischel/Taylor Teach Yourself Delphi, Devra Hall Delphi by Example, Blake Watson Using Delphi, Special Edition, Namir Shammas Delphi Developer's Guide, XavierPacheco/Steve Teixeira Mastering Delphi, Charlie Calvert Teach Yourself Delphi in 21-Days, Andrew Wozniewicz Delphi How-To, Gary Frerking Developing Windows Applications Using Delphi, Paul Penrod Instant Delphi, Dave Jewell Delphi Nuts and Bolts, Gary Cornell and Troy Strain Software Engineering with Delphi, Edward C. Webber, J. Neal Ford, Special Edition Using Delphi, John Matcho, Mark Andrew, et al Developing Client/Server Applications with Delphi, Killen/Todd Delphi Programming Unleashed, Charlie Calvert Mastering Delphi, Tom Swan Mastering Delphi, Marco Cantu