And what to read on the topic "Object-oriented analysis and design"?

Question

Books

I would like to know if there are worthwhile books on this topic, which not only talk about the difference between private and public? Similar to Grady Booch's book.

Answer 1

Analysis: Martin Fowler, Analysis Patterns: Reusable Object ...
Design: the well-known GoF

Answer 2

You will not believe it, but I began to understand OOP much better after trying to write in Haskell and Erlang. Try it. Seriously. Here you will find books and details on these languages.

Answer 3

Also interesting books on DDD. They deepen the understanding of OOP and allow you to raise its level by an order of magnitude.