Although microbiologists and immunologists typically hate this book (because it is riddled with inaccuracies and overgeneralizations), it is a great book to help you memorize bacteria and viruses because of it's comical method of studying... look in your library or on Amazon.com for:
Clinical Microbiology Made Ridiculously Simple by Gladwin and Trattler.
I studied base on family & group. It's easier. That book is for just plain memorizing. I looked at it but could never make it work for me. Understand why they group certain bacteria into 1 family is easier. Make your own table & charts and study. But I was a microbiology major in undergrad. So, my view is obviously different.
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