I'm experience C# developer and I decide to learn C++ programming language. I've reading The Definitive C++ Book Guide and List and I'm much interesting these two books C++ Primer and Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++.
I want to know between these books, which one is suitable for me?
C++ Primer is a book for a beginner, it explains almost every aspect you need to know in C++. And Stroustrup's book is aimed at more experienced users. So I would suggest you start from the basics. Also there here is a useful link where you can find C++ books by its level: The Definitive C++ Book Guide and List.
Not sure if I can recommend a book, since you learn a programming language by using it IMHO. When I wanted to learn some C++ I wrote my own matrix / vector lib in C++ using templates. Soon I felt over some of the trickier parts of C++. (I thought using templates would be easier and less painful)
One thing which helped me was the C++ FAQ lite which covers most of the common questions. So in case you get stuck somewhere make sure you check this out first.
I'd recommend the C++ Primer because of its great content and imo nice way to present it. And after reading it, read the Effective C++ series from Scott Meyers and/or the Exceptional C++ series by Herb Sutter. Those books will lift you on a whole new level of understanding C++ :)