A good reference book on hypergeoemetric series?

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The discussion centers on finding an accessible elementary book focused on hypergeometric series, requiring only knowledge of calculus, differential equations, and elementary number theory. The requester emphasizes the importance of having good exercises at the end of each chapter. Despite the initial inquiry, there is a lack of responses or suggestions, leading to a feeling of isolation regarding interest in hypergeometric series. The conversation highlights a potential gap in available resources for learners seeking to explore this mathematical topic.
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I'm looking for an elementary book that has no prerequisites other than calculus, differential equations and elementary number theory about hypergeometric series. If it has good exercises in the end of each chapter, that would be great. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
 
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