They’re not new, and they’re not exclusively Delphi … but it’s too late … you can’t stop me! 
FREE BOOKS by BETRAND MEYER, including the classic Object-Oriented Software Construction, 1997.
So, the book is in english or not?
Which book are you asking about ?
(There is one listed above in, I think, Portuguese … )
I hit the reply button. I thought it will quote the original post.
So, I am talking about this one:
‘A Good IF is a Dead IF’ (‘IF bom é IF Morto’) - Thulio Bittencourt
Yeah, it’s from Brazil.
I think I used Google Translate for the Table of Contents.
Sounds like a good book (from the ToC). Too bad it is not available in English.
Delphi Multithreading - Cesar Romero
Threads, Concurrency, Parallelism and Asynchronous Programming
The Definitive Guide to Building Modern, Fast, and Responsive Delphi Applications.
Available Worldwide $54.99 (USD)
Appears only to be available in hard copy from Amazon. If you’re buying make sure you’re buying from the Australian Amazon shop rather than the Amazon USA.
The Australian Amazon shop lists it for $92.51 (AUD) with free delivery while on Amazon USA it is currently $79.84 (AUD) plus another $43.18 (AUD) for delivery.
I’ll be reviewing this book shortly. I have a copy as do a couple of others. It’s a great book - nearly two inches thick and packed with info.
THE DELPHI WAY - David Buch
Hi All
I am pleased to announce the release of my new book, THE DELPHI WAY — a complete teaching book on modern
Delphi, covering Object Pascal, FireMonkey, pas2js, and PostgreSQL, out in paperback and Kindle.
81 chapters across 12 parts, plus 5 appendices. 1,200 pages, 7 by 10 inch trim, professionally typeset. A runnable Delphi 13 project for every code-bearing chapter — open the project,press F9, see the concept working.
The book covers:
-– Object Pascal from first principles, with the rules and patterns the rest of the book builds on
-– The full VCL and FireMonkey stack for native cross-platform applications
-– pas2js for compiling the same Pascal codebase to JavaScript — one language, every platform
-– PostgreSQL functions, the type system, and the patterns for server-side logic
-– Architecture, project structure, error handling, and the productionising work that turns a working prototype into something a team can run.
Written for:
-– Working Delphi developers who want a structured reference for the full stack
-– Software developers from other languages looking at Delphi for cross-platform work
-– New developers who want to learn a strongly-typed language with rules, structure, and runnable examples
Paperback:
https://www.amazon.com.au/Delphi-Way-David-Buch/dp/1764688716
Kindle (Plus in every major Amazon market)
All retailers as their catalogues update:
Have a good read! 
Just read the sample chapter, and it looks excellent!
Have ordered.
Lex
Ohhh if he had got in touch I would have offered to write a foreword or a cover note for him (and given technical editor/review assistance if he wanted it - he might not).
I’ll try and remember to promote it.
He should also submit it to www.delphi-books.com
Where did he post his original announcement?
“Across 81 chapters”
WTH…
Is this AI produced? 3k+ pages. Interesting. If that is all manual it is INCREDIBLE.
It was a fb post … https://www.facebook.com/groups/137012246341854/posts/27232284499721262/
Cost : Physical book AU$120 … Kindle AU$40
Table of Contents …
I also ordered the book. It was just delivered and returned.
BIG DISAPPOINTMENT !
At first glance the package is very impressive. Open the pages and “(%)&(” _ honestly I struggled to actually read the pages. The publisher has squeezed the font so small (at a guess 6) so they could cram everything into the whopping ~1100 pages (60mm thick).
The only way I could possibly use this book is with a magnified reader or a PDF version.
I did consider the Kindle version for $42 - but with a one * rating from one review.