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You can buy either of them for less than $15 and then progress into the monster textbooks later if you like. That's a big, professional, low-volume textbook. It's expensive and that's pretty much the way it is. It is an excellent book and I do own a copy but it is hardly necessary for homebrewing. What if any books do you have already? Get started with John Palmer's 'How to Brew'. It is an excellent book geared to the homebrewer with plenty of information about the process.

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For something a little more science/technical go with Greg Noonan's 'Brewing Lager Beer'. You can buy either of them for less than $15 and then progress into the monster textbooks later if you like.