I don't really know, but this one seems pretty good though perhaps a bit too easy?

http://books.google.com/books?id=MiXiKHm7f9YC&pg=RA1-PA61&dq=get+back+into+c+programming&lr=&ei=M1MwSo35E5byygS74cysDg#PPP1,M1
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I always find the For Dummies books very helpful when you need to be refreshed in a certain area or if you're starting to learn something for the first time.

Here's a site where you can download the C for Dummies book as a PDF file:
http://www.ereadable.com/scripts/browse.asp?ref=0764573926&source=P25

Additionally, I'm sure you can find the book in your local bookstore or on amazon.

However, if you don't want to spend money, there are many reliable websites out there that can also help:
http://www.cprogramming.com/
http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/cclass/cclass.html
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Try C Programming Tutorial (C and C++ Tutorials with quizzes)

Intro to C The basics of C (Quiz)
If statements If statements, and how to use boolean operators (Quiz)

Loops in C All you want to know about loops (Quiz)

Functions Functions...all about them, making and using the critters (Quiz)

Switch case About the switch case structure (Quiz)

Pointers Using pointers to access memory locations (Quiz)

Structures Learn about grouping multiple variables together under a single
name (Quiz)

Arrays Learn about arrays--one variable with many values (Quiz)
C-style Strings About character arrays (strings) (Quiz)

File I/O About file I/O in C

Typecasting Typecasting: making variables look like another data-type (Quiz)

Command line arguments How to accept command line arguments (Quiz)

Linked Lists The basics of singly linked lists

Recursion Recursion--a function calling itself

Variable argument lists Learn to write flexible functions accepting a variable number of arguments

Binary Trees Learn about binary trees, a fundamentally important data structure!
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