any good anti-evolution books?

Yes, at present there's not that much around. I recommend those menitoned above.Otherwise you're left either with(i) Old material which has not been updated (eg Morris et al). Books on the fossil record by people like Gish however, still have a lot of good points to make.
(ii) Kids books.
(iii) Highly technical stuff. Like the RATE book on the new helium diffusion method of dating that shows that radiodecay was probably accelerated (helium from radiodecay is still present but hasn't diffused out of the granites despite supossedly plenty of time to do so).

I would check outICR's layman's IMPACT articles The Institute for Creation Research
ICR's intermediate level articels Topics | The Institute for Creation Research
ICR's tech papers ICR Research | The Institute for Creation Research
AIG's layman's articles Article Archives | Answers in Genesis
AIG's tech journal (TJ) Answers | Answers in Genesis
The Recolonisation Flood Model recolonisation.org.ukfor easy to read layman's and also tech/scientific material on young-earth creation approaches if I was you before you presume that theistic evolution is the only possibility. I'm a mainstream PhDed sceintist and there's simply no need to go down that track. Recent creation is a viable possibility if you take the Flood and its aftermath seriously. I subscribe to the TJ hard copy (see above list) and it is fascinating high quality peer-reviewed material three times a year.This message has been edited by Tranquility Base, 06-20-2005 09:20 PM