Best intermediate book?

[warmslime]

Hi all, I'm really trying to find a decent book for Access but I constantly read conflicting Amazon reviews so I can't make up my mind. So I already know the basics (designing tables, using masks, foreign keys/relationships, forms, reports, queries) and I want to take it one step further. I'd also like to learn VBA for Access (cause I really thought VBA for excel was a great tool) but that's not a top priority for me.
I considered buying the Access 2010 bible but after reading reviews on Amazon I was kinda disappointed. Any idea?

[orange]

You could watch Steve Bishop's Programming in Access series on youtube. There are over 75 videos in the series and they are free.

[warmslime]

You could watch Steve Bishop's Programming in Access series on youtube. There are over 75 videos in the series and they are free.

Wow thanks for the quick reply. I actually want a physical book, I really don't like learning stuff from youtube or pdfs. With a CD preferably! (the first Access book I read had a CD and it was really pleasant reading it).