Best books for learning proofs

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You might search http://www.worldcat.org for the title and tell it your zip code to see if a public library reasonably near to you might have a copy that you could look at. More public libraries have copies than I would expect.

A library near me has a copy, but it is checked out and won't be back for two weeks. If you had a few clear specific questions I could put a hold on it and when it shows up I could try to answer your questions. Leave a reply if you want me to do that.
 


Bill Simpson said:
You might search http://www.worldcat.org for the title and tell it your zip code to see if a public library reasonably near to you might have a copy that you could look at. More public libraries have copies than I would expect.

A library near me has a copy, but it is checked out and won't be back for two weeks. If you had a few clear specific questions I could put a hold on it and when it shows up I could try to answer your questions. Leave a reply if you want me to do that.

Thanks, I certainly will, but first have you taken geometry in high school (probably:smile:). Do you any books that teach directly on high school proofs and nothing else? (such as two column proofs, etc.)