Recommended book for SCWCD

Hi,
Can any one suggest me the best book to refer to give the SCWCD certification. I searched the forums but did not find any. I posted in certifications group but I thought posting here might give me quick and accurate reply with most of the java enthus in this group.
SUN recommends SCWCD by Hanumant Deshmukh. I have seen the reviews on this book and are really very bad. Which if these 3 is the best: Book from WROX publications or O'Reilly publications or the above by Hanumant Deshmukh.
Please suggest.
Thanks in Advance.

I'd try posting in a few more forums as three is not enough.

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