The Quantum Mechanics of Minds and Worlds
The book is at its best when it is distinguishing between the various versions of the Everett interpretation, and would certainly be useful to anyone who whishes to pursue Everett's approach.  Barrett wisely separates out what can be reasonably ascribed to Everett, and what work remains to turn Everetts writings into a complete interpretation.  Barrett does a good, clear job with this material and reader interested in the Everett tradition will likely find things that are useful for their purposes.  The Philosophical Review--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.