Focused on pediatrics (obviously), but this book's uniform structure and clear writing make it a good read for anyone with an interest in transplant. Greatly improved from first edition.

Also kind of dated, but the learning objectives and discussion questions provide a unique didactic focus among transplant books.

Advantage over Humar (above) is coverage of heart, lung, and heart/lung transplantation.

Somehow manages to be concise, easy-to-understand, and complete all at once...all you need.

The Book on liver transplantation, covers everything.

Reads like a classic, with extremely thorough coverage of heart transplant. Getting a bit dated, but the bigger advances in this field are with VADs rather than transplants themselves, so this book will probably remain relevant for a while.

Covers this rare topic well: all aspects of intestinal and multivisceral transplant and a complete discussion of the basics of the condition and non-transplant management.