I already read the book you mentioned. But I do want more profound one,
which should cover the areas which is civered in SICP; from basic programming
elements to the machine/system(virtual one) construction, which is the reason 
I think SICP is the one of the best book for educating programmer(like TAOCP).

Thank you.

----- Original Message -----
   From: Michael Haupt <mhaupt at gmail.com>
   To: "\"S.J.Chun\"" <chunsj at embian.com>, The general-purpose Squeak developers list <squeak-dev at lists.squeakfoundation.org>
   Sent: 07-08-15 18:24:45
   Subject: Re: Re: [Q, OT] Book for Smalltalk, like SICP for Scheme/Lisp

  Hi,

On 8/15/07, "S.J.Chun" <chunsj at embian.com> wrote:
> During my reading of SICP :-), I thought that it would be
> great if there is some equivalent book for Smalltalk. So, I
> post my question here.

there is a book by Gene Korienek et al., entitled "Squeak: A Quick
Trip to Object Land" (ISBN 0201731142). It is written in dialogue
style (a bit like the "The Little Schemer" book by Friedman/Felleisen)
and actually is an introduction to OOP, where Squeak is used as the
language/environment of choice. Given that the book was published in
2002, the version of Squeak used therein is not very recent (3.0, I
think).

There are others, of course, but this one seems to be close to SICP
when it comes to comparing the approaches. It does not go as far as
SICP, though, in terms of the complexity of the examples.

Best,

Michael