What are the best books for preparing for IB Math HL?

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The discussion centers around preparing for the IB1 program by strengthening mathematical foundations, specifically in areas such as algebra, geometry, functions, and graphs. The individual seeks recommendations for books that provide comprehensive review material covering grades 7-12, emphasizing a deep understanding of concepts rather than superficial learning. They express a desire to learn logical proofs alongside the mathematical topics. The focus is on finding resources that will facilitate thorough preparation for the upcoming academic challenges in the International Baccalaureate program.
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Hello guys,

I will soon be stepping into the IB1 program and before I start school in late august, I wish to properly* review my maths (including but not limited to algebra, geometry, functions, graphs, etc).

* I really need to strengthen my mathematical foundation. I'm looking forward to be well acquainted with the topics, learn it inside out. I'm not expecting to merely skim through the subjects and apply the rules/formulas. I would ideally like to be also acquainted with simple but logical proofs in conjunction to what I will read or learn.

Now with this in consideration, which books would you recommend? Note: it should at least contain review material from grades 7-12!

1. International Baccalaureate

Thanks!
 
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