C++ books

This is surely a classic question by now, but I'd like to study c++, and as my school is failtastic I need to do that myself. So what book would be nice? Should include modern c++ with minimal c. I know of Stroustrup already, but what I have heard its more of a reference book(going get it from library anyways...)

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No it's not.
The fact that it doesn't manage to properly do OO is good because OO sucks.
C++ is not C with classes, they have differend semantics for the same keywords etc.
http://david.tribble.com/text/cdiffs.htm