Instructional Books Help

[riffduster01]

I have been taking lessons for about a year but I had to stop. I know maj/min scales, the 5 pentatonic boxes and a whole bunch of chords. plus a fairly large amount of thoery.
so,
I was wondering what your opinions were which instructional books are worth purchasing. please dicuss, with specifics.

some examples are:
-fretboard logic
-fretboard roadmaps
-Guitar grimoire
-ect...

[MWR]

I have been taking lessons for about a year but I had to stop. I know maj/min scales, the 5 pentatonic boxes and a whole bunch of chords. plus a fairly large amount of thoery.
so,
I was wondering what your opinions were which instructional books are worth purchasing. please dicuss, with specifics.

some examples are:
-fretboard logic
-fretboard roadmaps
-Guitar grimoire
-ect...

It's hard to recommend specific books because they will have a different angle on each topic. You may find a book that you understand but it only confuses me and vise versa. That being said I really dislike the grimoire series. I do like Musicians Institute Press and Cherry Lane makes some well laid out scale books. I usually spend a good amount of time in the music store going back and forth between books.
Somehting else to keep in mind: DVD's. In June John Mclughlin is coming out with a 3 disc instructional dvd. I'm waiting on that before I buy any more books.

[mikee]

I like guitar for Dummies...lol honestly I do.

Also a great book on correctly practicing guitar without stress or tension to avoid lockups and physical problems down the road is right here:
http://www.guitarprinciples.com/