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Hacking RSS and Atom
$24.99
Apart from being a great book on working with RSS, this is a great Python book. The running theme in the book is extracting information and presenting it in RSS form. Since you have to get the information from somewhere the non-RSS code provides a wealth of documented examples that you can put use in your own projects. It's worth getting this book just for the code samples.

So if you are interested in getting started with Python or you are a competent Python hacker you will definitely learn something by reading the code and be able to add more tricks to your Python toolbox.

About.com Guide to Online Research: Navigate the Web?from RSS and the Invisible Web to Multimedia and the Blogosphere (About.Com Guides)
$17.95
This is a great book with great ideas. When I was studying online research, I found that there are many options that you can choose from. A new way that you might want to checkout for boosting your research would be with[..]. It's a great way to outsource various types of online research due to its low cost, ease of use and access to a massive workforce. Check it out!

Myron & Davis RSS100 Electronic Parking Assistance
$99.00
Myron & Davis RSS100 Electronic Parking Assistance, Flush mount four sensors with LED display, Direction obstruction indicator, 3 stage audio alarm, Effective distance: 0.5 feet - 5 feet, Ultrasonic frequency: 40KHZ, Hight quaility drill bit included for easy installation

Creating Vista Gadgets: Using HTML, CSS and JavaScript with Examples in RSS, Ajax, ActiveX (COM) and Silverlight
$39.99
Creating gadgets for Vista is fairly complicated so it's great to have this book to guide you through it. The book would greatly benefit from a much simpler first example before adding toolbar options and other more complex features in javascript that make it hard to follow the basic flow of the code. Still... probably the best book out there on the topic and I was able to create a gadget based on what I learned from this book.