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Recommended Books on Node.js

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I've gained responsibility for some services at work that run on Node.js. I am wondering if anyone could recommend a book on Node. The website documentation is pretty good but I like the structure and organization of a book when picking up a new language/framework.

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If you’re looking for that solid "book structure" to make sense of it all, these three are basically the heavy hitters right now:

Node.js Design Patterns

Distributed Systems with Node.js

Node.js Cookbook

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While this is not a book but a video course, and also it requires experience with Javascript, I recommend Understanding Node.js: Core Concepts.
For me it was very useful in getting a deeper understanding of Node.js.

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