Title: Have a second book on hand for examples.
Product review: The Stewart Calculus book is ok, but not great. It does not have nearly enough examples and is calculus dumbed down for the new math student. I found I had to look at the Thomas and Finney Calculus book, the old standard for calculus. The only redeemable feature of the book is that the derivatives and integrals sections are totally divided up between chapter 3 and 5; and there are practical applications of each in chapters 4 and 6 (respectively).
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