Basic

!&&&&&&&Abbott (4.5, 4.5, 53 reviews; textbook, partial solutions per subsection

; 260 pages; 4% legit negative reviews) << Apostol
!!&&&&&&&Apostol (4.8, 5.0, 23 reviews; textbook, full solutions per subsection;
492 pages; 0% legit negative reviews)
Intermediate
!!!!!&!!&&&!&!&!!!&!!!!Rudin's PoMA (4.2, 5.0, 143 reviews, full solutions per c
hapter; 342 pages; 17% legit negative reviews)
Advanced
@@@@!Rudin's Real and Complex (4.7, 5.0, 32 reviews; 9% legit negative reviews;
3% legit negative reviews)
&&&&&!!&!Bartle (which edition???)
&&&Terence Tao, I and II
!!!Kolmogorov (4.2, 3.3, 42 reviews)
@@!Royden (3.7, 4.0, 26 reviews)
!&Munkres
!&Hardy
&&Ross
&&Morgan
@&Johnsonbaugh Pfaffenberger
!!Spivak's Calculus on Manifolds
!&Zorich, I and II
&&Reed
!!Bressoud
&&Strichartz
!!&Bryant
&&Malik, Arora
!&Folland
&Wade
!Counterexamples
&Erdman
!Trench
!Ash
!Pugh
&Alcock
!Vakil
&Goldberg
!Mattuck
&Mapa
&Delinger
&Jones
&Dieudonne
&Kosmala
&Burkhill
&Haggarty
&Gaughan
&Lay
&&Binmore
&Buck
!Shakarchi, Stein
&Marden, Hoffman
&Halmos' Naive Set Theory

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