CAPM(TM) Certified Associate in Project Management ... (ISBN 0072257040)

"All in One CAPM Exam Guide" a Bust:
This is a good overall Project Management book - but it is not a good CAPM Exam guide. I scored 93% on the chapter tests in the book and failed the CAPM test. There was only about 10% of the information from the book on the actual exam. Buyer beware.

Phillips CAPM is obsolete:
Do not buy this book unless you are being retested on the old PMP or CAPM exam. This book is based on the 2nd edition (2000) of the PMBOK and is therefore obsolete. The current exams use the 3rd edition (2004) of the PMBOK. Much has changed so this book will mislead you and you will answer exams questions incorrectly. The processes, process groups, some definition have changed. As a result, many of his test questions will be wrong also. I am a PMP and I teach PMP and CAPM test prep sessions.

Not perfect, but still a valuable source of information to prepare for the CAPM exam:
This book presents the information from the official PMBok in an easy to understand way. The real life examples in this book make it easier to understand the theory. However, I found that this book is lacking a clear in-chapter structure. This book contains several spelling mistakes and the test software delivered with this book contains several serious content errors.

Good supplemental reading, but rely on the PMBOK!:
This book provided some good information and presented some of the stodgy content of the PMBOK in a matter-of-fact approach. I would not rely on this book, however, as it delves into a lot of material not covered on the exam. If you get caught up in the complex formulas in the CAPM guide, you are likely to miss the key 4 or 5 formulas that the CAPM exam actually covers. I passed the exam, although I relied principally on the PMBOK. For an entry-level exam such as the CAPM, the PMBOK is really all you need. For those with little to no PM experience, a couple of supplemental readings such as this one may be helpful. Good luck!