>>I am looking at learning net c# and I am looking for beginning .net books suggestions.
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>>Thanks.
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>I really liked "Applied Microsoft .NET Framework Programming" by Jeffrey Richter. It doesn't cover absolutely every topic, but it covers a lot of fundamentals that you really do need to understand (and does it in a way that is understandable). For example, I didn't really "get" delegates until I read this book. This book covers more of the foundation of the language than a lot of other books.
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>To be honest, I'm usually pretty disappointed with any of the various "Bible" style books that try to cover everything. They usually do a pretty poor job at covering all of them (stuff you could figure out within 10 minutes of playing with it).

I agree. To me it seems like a better approach to use a resource like LearnVisualStudio.NET to get rolling, and then address more advanced topics when you get to them.