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<p>
  K&amp;R is easily one of the best CS/programming books.  Short,
  concise and to the point.
</p>
<p>
  Another way to learn pointers is via assembly.  Either learn
  assembly or just look at the disassembled code.  Look under the hood
  and it'll become clearer.
</p>
<p>
  Of course the best way is to write your own C compiler but that may
  be overkill for most.
</p>
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