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Yes Two Scoop of Django 3.x they are people behind Cookiecutter
Thank you Max
No problem I had the older copy when I started developing in Django. One good thing about 2 Scoops of Django is that it focuses on Django LTS versions. Which ideally gives you a better shelf life compared to you have to constantly upgrade your knowledge. Whenever a new version of Django is released.
William Vincent's books: wsvincent.com/books/
djangoforbeginners.com/ and djangoforprofessionals.com/ I have read the django for beginners and its a great book.