Seek best Book for LION Pro-user

Hi,
Seek the best available Book for LION Pro user (not Beginner) which show more detailed deeply details, tricks, and how to work with LION at the best.
Inclduing iWork - Page, Key-note, Numbers
Any advises are appreciated!
Michael

Quick search of Amazon will give you tonnes of books with reader reviews. If your trying to become certified look at the Apple Pro Training Series.

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