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Hi,
Try to read this book "c programming by yashwant kanetkar".once u complete reading this book then try to read "C programming by Dennis Ritchie".These two books almost covers all topics.
Since you posted this in the microcontrollers section, I assume you're referring to using C for microcontrollers. Did you decide which family of microcontrollers you're going to use (PIC, AVR, 8051, etc)? First you need to decide this. Then, you can decide on the compiler. There are books available specific to compilers and you should choose one (or more) depending on which microcontroller family and compiler you're going to use.
Before delving directly into the world of microcontrollers, you may want to do some small projects with C on the PC to get a grip of C so that it doesn't become too big a hindrance later on.
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