REALLY GOOD calculus books?

Hi!

I think i`ve asked this before, but i didn`t really pursue, or forgot, the suggestions, so here goes.

I`ve just started refreshing my knowledge of calculus, so i wodered if anyone can suggest any very good books on Integral/differential calculus.

I`m not talking about online papers, nor the type of books which weigh more than my car -
- NOR the ones that have "reasonably good" exercises in them interspersed with garbage or waffle - i mean honest to goodness brilliant from beginning to end calculus books - where every page is filled with relevant information?

Can anyone suggest such a book?

For example, although it might not seem like it, a book i have found most useful with no garbage - is "teach youself calculus".

The books i have, which vary in degrees of "rubbishness" are:

Binmore (calculus explained solely with vectors? are you mad?)
Blank & krantz (single variable),
Shaum`s outline (this is "ok" but not great),

I did once have the "Stewart" book, from which i got RSI lifting it!

All these books are garbage, so i`d be gratefull if anyone can recommend a book than has NO c**ppy waffle in it, and TONS of questions.

Please?

ta!

Hi!

I think i`ve asked this before, but i didn`t really pursue, or forgot, the suggestions, so here goes.

I`ve just started refreshing my knowledge of calculus, so i wodered if anyone can suggest any very good books on Integral/differential calculus.

I`m not talking about online papers, nor the type of books which weigh more than my car -
- NOR the ones that have "reasonably good" exercises in them interspersed with garbage or waffle - i mean honest to goodness brilliant from beginning to end calculus books - where every page is filled with relevant information?

Can anyone suggest such a book?

For example, although it might not seem like it, a book i have found most useful with no garbage - is "teach youself calculus".

The books i have, which vary in degrees of "rubbishness" are:

Binmore (calculus explained solely with vectors? are you mad?)
Blank & krantz (single variable),
Shaum`s outline (this is "ok" but not great),

I did once have the "Stewart" book, from which i got RSI lifting it!

All these books are garbage, so i`d be gratefull if anyone can recommend a book than has NO c**ppy waffle in it, and TONS of questions.

Please?

ta!

Thanks guys! - i`ll chexk these out - TeeEm - sorry i`m not being allowed to rep you, man! - i`ll save it for another time - thanks!