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A popular book here at Intermetrics (i.e. Ada compiler-writers)
is ``Software Engineering with Ada'', by Grady Booch
(The Benjamin/Cummings Publishing Co., Inc., 1983).

Other than its popularity, though, I can't say whether anything
else exists which is measurably better (having just started
learning myself).

Have fun...