OOPs I need a book

[Jonathan Duncan]

On Tue, 7 Nov 2006, Levi Pearson wrote:

> Anyway, it's not just from the Lisp community.  It's more generally from the 
> functional programming community, and even from people in the Perl community 
> like Mark Jason Dominus (who probably truly belongs in all three 
> communities).  But there's still value in learning about patterns, because 
> they are often elegant solutions to difficult design problems.
>
> Also, here's another candidate book on OO design: Grady Booch, 
> "Object-Oriented Design"
>
> It was recommended by Bjarne Stroustrup in an interview I was just reading, 
> and Booch has been a huge name in the OO design community for a long time, so 
> I imagine it's good.
>

Is this the one?  There did not seem to be one just called
"Object-Oriented Design":

Object oriented design with applications (Benjamin/Cummings series in Ada 
and software engineering)  by Grady Booch (Hardcover - Sep 1990)

http://www.amazon.com/oriented-applications-Benjamin-Cummings-engineering/dp/0805300910/sr=1-1/qid=1162943646/ref=sr_1_1/002-7548996-2549610?ie=UTF8&s=books


Also, which "Functional Programming" book were you thinking of when you 
recommend it as a follow-up to my current studies?


Thanks,
Jonathan