What are your favourite C++ books?

[Gopala Krishna]

My most favorite c++ book is
Teach yourself c++ by Herbert Schildt <link>

The approach is awesome and beginners will surely find it easier to understand the basics of c++ very well. The excercies too helped a lot.
That book changed my life since that changed my path from windows to linux side.
Before I used to write crap code in the old turboc c++(3.0) and I didn't even have the slightest clue about standard c++ (lol).
After coming across that book I installed linux(cd from lib) for the first time so that I can get free standard c++ compiler (didn't have access to net at that time and hence no clue about devcpp).
I read an article about GUI design in c++ with Qt on linux in a magzine(PCQuest) and that prompted me to try Qt and Qt amazed me in the first gaze itself. And thats how I have been involved with qt and linux since then.

Other that that book I also found these useful
Thinking in C++ (Bruce Eckel)
Effective c++(Scott Meyer)
Most Effective c++ (Scott Meyer)