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The best book to study XML

 
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Hi all,
I'm an intermediate java programmer and want to start studying XML. Which book do you recommend? My ultimate goal is to pass the IBM-XML exam.
 
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I believe IBM recommends "Professional XML" by Wrox Press and people have given it good reviews around online bookstores. I would give that one a go.
Personally, I used the www-approach; google around for online tutorials, solve problems with FAQs and news groups, and learn by example. Afterwards I bought "XML: The Complete Reference" by McGraw-Hill/Osborne Media for a reference.
 
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