C++ Book Editions and Recommendations

I've done most of the tutorial on this site and began to get into C++ programming. So I figured I'd get one of the recommended books.
I got "The C++ Programming Language" by Bjarne Stroustrup. Partially because I didn't feel like going through the entire series and mostly because it would only cost about $6 :)
I was reading the inside cover of the book and noticed that it was 'typeset' and was written in 1986. That prompted me to look online for the book, and I noticed that the cover displayed online was significantly more graphical than my cover.
My main question is -- Is the book outdated? Are there more current versions?
My secondary question is -- Are there any other books that might be strongly recommended?

I think the last revision was in 98, so yes your book might be outdated.

As for any recommendations, I am currently working through Accelerated C++ by Moo and Koenig, and I would recommend it to anyone serious about learning the language. It's a little fast-paced, but you can always reread the chapters. It teaches how to use the standard library in a practical way, unlike some books I've read that just tell you, "okay, here's a standard library function, and here's a simple way to use it, next chapter!"

Also, for other book recommendations, check out the sticky....

Thanks for the book recommendation.
Can you tell me the date on your Accelerated C++ Book so I don't accidentally buy another outdated one?

2000

Thanks again

According the Stroustrup's webpage on The C++ Programming Language book, you have a copy of the first edition. The third edition is the current edition, and it was also published in around 2000.

There are also lots of Ebooks or resources on the internet. C++ in 21 days is likely the best one for beginners. Just read everything a few times and utilize what you learn.

The problem I've found with Accelerated C++ is that it only teaches you things that they need in their examples, but it's still the best beginners book I've seen for C++.