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Title: A great CLR book!
Review: This book is a must-have in learning .NET because of its in-depth coverage, tips, and great examples. Its discussions on exceptions and garbage collection are the best I've seen anywhere! *Note that an understanding of C# is helpful to get more out of the book since almost all of the examples are in C#. Although this book does a great job at covering the fundamentals and internals of the CLR, I was surprised by the lack of interop and Framework Class Library coverage. Therefore, I must say that this is one of *three* essential .NET Framework books that you should buy. So if you have this book for CLR coverage, ".NET and COM: The Complete Interoperability Guide" (by Adam Nathan) for COM interop and P/Invoke coverage, and "Developing Applications with Visual Studio .NET" (by Richard Grimes) for FCL and VS.NET coverage, you'll have all the materials necessary to be a .NET expert!
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