It may be for the best she lost that book. He is very very very old school and uses techniques that do not encourage a good bond/working relationship with your dog.
I HIGHLY encourage puppy classes. It is a wonderful place for safe socialization even if you don't "feel" the need for you to learn anything. If you don't do puppy classes, make sure to find safe places to socialize the puppy (it is harder as the critical socialization period is also when they don't have all their shots).
Here are books I recommend and personally have and read/reread. All all positive training based (which doesn't mean luring with treats nor letting the puppy get away with anything and everything).
Ian Dunbar is a wonderful world renown training, he has a wonderful site with TONS of great free information:
Raising a Puppy | Dog Star Daily
He has two books for free download that can help for right now:
Free downloads | Dog Star Daily
The Puppy Primer by Patricia McConnell is a terrific book
The Puppy Primer book | Puppy Training Book | Patricia McConnell
Culture Clash - Jean Donaldson also a great book with some great step by step training wrapped up with lots of great info on how to understand how dogs think VS how humans think (which is important to understand)
The culture clash - Jean Donaldson - Google Books