Sleep happens...

Ok, my list:

Title	Author -Publisher	Comments
Discover Perl 5	Naba Barkakati -IDG Books	My first Perl book. Good for a beginner, but I rarely touch it now.
Mastering Perl 5	Eric C. Herrmann -Sybex	Good book. Has quite a bit of Win32 coverage.
Perl: The Complete Reference	Martin Brown -Osborne/McGraw-Hill	This book is a great book for any library. This is usually the second book I grab. I also keep it by the bed for reading during restless times.
Perl Programmers Reference	Martin Brown -Osborne/McGraw-Hill	Great reference book. This is the companion to the one above. Small enough to fit in my laptop bag. This book is frequently sitting right next to me, and is the first book I grab.
Perl 5 Pocket Reference	Johan Vromans -O'Reilly	You can't beat this one for the money ;-) 7 bucks (US) and you have all the standard perl function syntax at your fingertips!

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