Few days ago I finished reading
“Mastering Object-oriented Python” by Steven F. Lott,
and I think it’s nearly a good book. Maybe it’s longer than need (~600 pages) and
sometimes I used to think that content repeats. Some code samples are controversial and
not always follows PEP8.
But I think this book worth reading, they contains good explanation of magic methods,
good examples of using abc and collections.abc, interesting chapter about logging
and good manual for documenting python code.