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got some free time and wanna buy some poker books, i heard the new harrington book on nl poker is good, any others u guys could recommend specifically for small stakes limit??? i bought holdem for advanced players by sylansky and it was good but i want some more

Dammit Koller, there's no pics there! Sure, get my hopes up.

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any others u guys could recommend specifically for small stakes limit???

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Small Stakes Holdem by Ed Miller. There is no other.

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any others u guys could recommend specifically for small stakes limit???

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Small Stakes Holdem by Ed Miller. There is no other.

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Agree 100%

here are some books about small stakes.

The acknowledged best low limit book is the one by Lee Jones. Try that one 1st

I wouldnt focus on learning Low-limit alone. Learning the concepts of the game and how to properly think like a poker player will be more helpful in the long run. I would start with

Winning Low limit HOldem

then play about 10k worth of hands and see how its helped your game. From there move on to

Theory of Poker

which will explain the game to you. I know im probably going to get flammed for recommending TOP to a newbie but it helped me a lot when I first started. Play another 10k worth of hands and see what you have learned from top. Once you have done that pickup

Small Stakes Holdem

so that you can tune your Lowlimit skills to the lowlimit style of play thats out there right now. This book along with TOP will improve your game quite a bit. After you have read all three books. Go back and STUDY the theory of poker as well as small stakes holdem. Re-read them and post questions on the stuff that wasnt very clear. The people on this site will be more than happy to help.

Theory of Poker, S&M.
If you're going to play live, Mike Caro's Book of Poker Tells.