Which book to choose for in-depth study of C++?

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Hello. I am currently finishing my second year at the university with a degree in Computer Science and Engineering. And I, since there will be more free time in the summer, decided to deepen my knowledge.
C++ is my main main programming language. I started practicing it from the 10th grade of school. I've read 3 or 4 books on C++ for beginners all the time.
A certain amount of practical programming experience has already been accumulated. I actively use Qt.
But when I look at the code of libraries and other source codes written by professional programmers, I understand that I am still an amateur in C ++. This is where the question of upgrading your skills comes in.
What book would you recommend for getting deeper knowledge in using C++: templates, C++11 standards, C++14, etc.
What book do you recommend? Only Stroustrup's book comes to mind, but there the story is told in the context of the C ++ 98 standard. And it's worth noting that my English is not very good, because I study German at the university, and there is not enough time for independent study and will.

Answer 1

Well, perhaps it will be useful to you:
Dinman. C++. Learn from examples.
Stroustrup. C++ programming language.
Stroustrup. Design and evolution of C++.
Stroustrup. Introduction to C++.
Cerebral. Master class in C++.
Meyers. Effective use of C++.
Meyers. The most efficient use of C++.
Marchenko. C++. Velvet path.
Laforet. OOP in C++.
Coplien. C++ programming.
Weiner. C++ from within.

Answer 2

Read more for development - "Perfect Code" by Steve McConnell.