All of his books are great - especially the one on STL. Herb Sutter wrote some great C++ books also. On a side note, based on that picture of him sitting at this desk, he is still using iPod V1
Sutter's written that we should use "async" everywhere (even though conventional threads have numerous advantages) and that we should use "auto" everywhere (even to the point of writing "auto x = int{5}" instead of "int x = 5" and "auto foo() -> void" instead of "void foo()"). I'd take his advise with a grain of salt.
