As usual with O'Reilly books, 'Perl for Web Site Management' is well written, nicely bound and easy to read. As you can possible tell from the table of contents, this book basicly brings together various elements from the camel book, as well as the Perl Cookbook, Learning Perl and various other O'Reilly perl titles.
However, don't let that put you off. The book is well structured, starting with the very basics of perl for newbies, and moving onto more complicated topics. It also covers using the shell via telnet, deciding upon a suitable webhost and analysing log files. Security issues are also visited, which is an important feature when dealing with Perl scripts on the web.
Overall, this is a good book for those involved with the web who don't know to much about Perl, but are eager to learn. You can certainly gain most of this information seperatly from other O'Reilly Perl books, but this manages to bring it all together nicely.