New To Motion Good Book

Hello, I am pretty new to Motion. What is a good book to read to explain some of the process? What would you all recommend?
Thanks for all of your help.

There are three Motion books on the market, you can see links to them here:
http://www.applemotion.net
I did write one of them, but they are all good - Mary's is a good intro, Damian's goes deeper, and they are both project-based, meaning they are meant to be worked through with the accompanying DVD of project files and media. Mine is more of a reference guide when you get stuck.
There are also several very good DVDs, check that link as well.
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