This is the go to book on the topic. Its breadth is amazing: from understanding how chickens communicate (and differentiating between different sounds) to how best to kill and pluck a meat bird. It is a phenomenal reference.
If anything, it provides a bit too much information: if you're considering some egg layers but read this book first, you might reconsider, just because you'll learn about all the little details. In that regard, it is like reading too much about what might happen during pregnancy: at some point, you get a head ache.
Having said that, this is worth having as a reference for anyone with chickens, and is an interesting read even if you're fowl-free.
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