Any good books on string theory

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The discussion centers on finding suitable books on string theory for readers with a basic understanding of physics, specifically those familiar with single-variable calculus and Newtonian mechanics. Recommendations include a specific book linked from Amazon, which is suggested as a good starting point. Additionally, works by Brian Greene are highlighted as valuable resources for those looking to delve deeper into string theory without encountering overly simplistic content.
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Not sure what section to put this in, so I'll put it here. Are there any good books on string theory that are good for someone who is a bit more than a layman (i.e. no extremely superficial, dumbed-down stuff), but still doesn't know more than single variable calculus and Newtonian mechanics?
 
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