Introductory knot theory book for someone with topology background

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I'm looking for an introductory book for knot theory. I have background in topology and algebraic topology. I would prefer a more sophisticated treatment, but I have no previous knowledge.
 
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Cromwell; "Knots and Links"; Cambridge, 2004, is thorough, sophisticated and up to date.