> You want Strang. Hell yeah you want Gilbert. Watching the guy's MIT lectures is a joy and the gumby-colored book reads like a narrative. I wish my calc books

> You want Strang. Hell yeah you want Gilbert. Watching the guy's MIT lectures is a joy and the gumby-colored book reads like a narrative. I wish my calc books were as well written, else I'd not be reviewing vector calc with some intensity in my 30s. That said, I have to recommend "Div, Grad, Curl, and All That" as I believe that I found it through someone's random comment here and it was a stellar find. I've realized I'm rather rusty on these topics and this book is very assertive of its target audience.