A good Trad Climbing Book

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Looking to increase my reference library. I have recently been offered a climbing rack to use whenever I would like as well as personal instruction from an experienced climber. However, I'm still quite a bit intimidated by trad climbing and would like to work it through in my mind before heading out. Can anyone recommend a good book that covers trad climbing real well?

I am considering Rock Climbing Anchors: A Comprehensive Guide http://www.amazon.com/Rock-Climbing-Anchors-Comprehensive-Mountaineers/dp/1594850062/ref=cm_cr_pr_sims_t

Wondering if there is anything a little better?

Thanks!

Jaden

[Brian in SLC]

That Luebben book is great.

Some of the general climbing books do a fair job. I've always like the British "Handbook of Climbing". MFOTH's is popular, and covers a lot more ground than just setting protection.

http://www.amazon.com/The-Handbook-Climbing-Revised-Edition/dp/0720720540

Luebben's "mastering basic skills" is good as well.

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Thanks for the help. I'm very intrigued by this style or climbing. at least from my perspective, the learning curve seems to be large to do it correctly. I look forward to begin reading in your suggestions.

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Just got them all for pretty cheap online. Look forward to having them arrive