A SAP BO reference book

Hi:
Could you suggest me a good and thick reference book for using SAP BO? Any online SAP documentary?
Thanks,
Alberto.

Alberto,
There is not better book then the online documentation. Reading books on Enterprise Application systems is different then reading a C# or SQL book. No one can explain you what to do in what circumstances in a book.
There are things that can be learnt only by experience. The book on Amazon, I would say is not going to be helpful. I have seen the book and it has nothing extra ordinary.
The e-learning curriculam and the online materials are the best resources at this time.
Read this https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/B1/SAPBusinessOne...ToGo
Best wishes
Suda

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