I know Munkres is the go-to standard for topology, but I think that Essential Topology by Martin D. Crossley is a better book. It's only 200 pages, packed full

I know Munkres is the go-to standard for topology, but I think that Essential Topology by Martin D. Crossley is a better book. It's only 200 pages, packed full of great examples, and covers all the (as the title says) essential topics in undergrad topology (topological spaces, continuity, connectivity, compactness, Hausdorff property, homeomorphisms, homotopy, Euler number, homotopy groups, simplicial homology, etc.)