Good JavaScript programming book?

Sup, /p/?

I'm learning how to program in JS, and wondering if y'all could suggest a good book for it. I've already blazed through JavaScript: The Good Parts. Guess I need to learn about the bad parts now...

>>18
STFU. noone cares about your micro optimizations, ``faggot''. We do this shit for a living: other programmers have to be able to quickly understand/debug our code. so we use the DOM. your priorities betray your inexperience in the Real World.

(also: you can simply use document fragments to avoid a redraw, n00b)