JSF 1.2 Recommended books

Hi there,
i wonder if anybody can help?
I am trying to get some recommendations on books available for JSF .. 1.2 if possible...
I am coming from a asp.net background so the JSF (MVC) stuff is pretty confusing to me .. i think i need a standard book to go through what everything means..
If anybody can suggest anything i would really appreciate it
Thanks
Ian

check JSF in action by kito d mann.... it is a gr8 book...

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