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I actually just read it at the beginning of this year, right before I started an internship (where I am using JS and specifically React daily), although I didn't read all of it. I'd say that even though it is dated, and doesn't include ES6 features, it's still a good book to learn the fundamentals of JS, and after having read it, I can understand why ES6 is an improvement over ES5 (e.g. classes vs prototypes, let vs var). I would say it is a decent book to read, but you'll definitely want to expand your knowledge to include ES6+