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You might be interested in checking out the Intel Threading Building Blocks library. This is an excellent library for parallel programming, and it's quite well documented (check out the tutorial). There is even an O'Reilly book written about the library, but I have not read it.
Note that the TBB is an abstraction of the threading mechanisms, if you're interested in the nitty-gritty of threading then perhaps Boost.Thread might be of interest. The documentation on the Boost page is not all that great, but it'll get you started.
Anthony's book is currently the authoritative source for all things C++11/14 concurrency. If you are looking for something besides the very basics of what is in C++14, I recommend the TBB Book or Structured Parallel Programming (I swear I'm not James Reinders... In fact, his Intel Phi books stink). If you are looking for generic topics in multithreading, I have heard good things about The Art of Multiprocessor Programming, but I haven't read it, myself.