Personally, For anatomy = Grays, full edition (stolen from the library) I like the descriptions. And Lasts, regional and applied Ed. Sinnatamby. Lasts reads like a dickens in places, but its like a story and gives you tricks to remember stuff by eg:
muscles of forearm - place heel of hand over opposit medial epicondyle, palm lying on forearm. Trace the fingers
thumb - pronator teres
index - flexor carpi radialis
middle - flexor digitorum superficialis
ring - palmaris longus
little - flexor carpi ulnaris.
and because not everyone is married - or has a RING, palmaris longus can be absent in about 20%
You've just learnt a compartment, origen and course.
There is one other that no-one really uses - Gosling et al, human anatomy colour atlas, it has awesome dissected piccys, although description is on the sparse side.
Neuroanatomy - we're recommended Crossman and Neary, pictures are awesome, although some of the Profs grumble that it dosn't do detail. Titus is the one I use.
Pharmacology is R&D.