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How is this shaping up? What are your preferred books? Which ones do you spend the most time with?
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books (at least initially), in the same way as we focus on the red and blue books in ITIL2, so that ITIL3 will have its own "lost processes", as I call them. 
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Strategy & Design
I like the Service Strategy & Service Design books, but I spend time poking around them all.
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Service Operations
I happen to like Service Operations the best. It was also the first book that I looked at. I was pleased to see the "Yellow Book" content (Application Management) get some renewed life/interest.