Forget about books.
The likelihood is your baby won't sleep that well at night for the first few weeks/months and you will be knackered. No point fighting that or making yourself feel bad by overloading yourself with information / opinions.
There are a few things you can do to make things easier on yourself:
Have the baby sleeping in your bedroom in the early days and install some very dim lighting so that when you wake up to dfeed you can do so with minimal disruption and hopefully get your baby back to sleep fairly quickly and easily.
Sleep when your baby sleeps during the day. I wish I had done this, rather than keep on top of housework / go to the park/to baby groups, have visitors etc. All that can wait. Sleep is priority!
Accept all offers of help from friends and family. If they offer to come over and watch your baby for a few hours while you sleep, say 'Yes. Thanks.'
Share night feeds with your DH/DP. Even if you're BF-ing, once your supply is established you can express.
Limit the expectations you have of what you'll be doing / feel up to once your baby is here - for at least a few months. You will probably be too tired to do much more then feed, sleep, hang out at home, make low key outings to the shops etc.
Come to MN regularly to moan with all the other exhausted mums!
tell yourself religiously - this phase will NOT last forever.