Intermediate Level Books
| Title | Author | Publisher | Description | Audience | My Rating |
| Inside Microsoft SharePoint Services 3.0 | Ted Pattison Daniel Larson |
Microsoft Press | One of the best books to quicky get into SharePoint development. Condensed and with lot of sample code to try. It also has a chapter on writing ASP.NET AJAX web parts. | Developers | 9/10 |
| Microsoft SharePoint 2007 Unleashed | Michael Noel Colin Spence |
Sams | Quite a good book for power-users, but the developers won’t much information for them. | Administrators End-users |
7/10 |
| Microsoft SharePoint 2007 Development Unleashed | Kevin Hoffman Robert Foster |
Sams | The developer’s companion to the previous book. It doesn’t go into much detail anywhere but it’s still a fair introduction and mid-level book for SharePoint developers. It has a few typos in the source code, though. | Developers | 7/10 |
| Essential SharePoint: Delivering High-Impact Collaboration | Scott Jamison Mauro Cardarelli |
Addison-Wesley | Concise and nicely summarized book about the business applications for SharePoint, with special attention to planning and information architecture. | Analysts Consultants Managers End-Users |
8/10 |