Title: Topology at its entertaining and intuitive best.
Product review: It's been many years since I read this book. But it was terrific, and I cannot praise it too highly. I have to believe that anyone from a bright junior higher to a scientific Nobel laureate, if not versed in the subject, can read this book with pleasure and profit. This book is light and easy to work through, but rich in content. It will carry you along with almost no effort while introducing you to exotic things from Klein bottles to periodic and curved spaces. The line diagrams filling the book are crystal clear and add charm all by themselves. This book could only be created by someone who loves the subject and loves to teach. All hats off to Jeffrey Weeks! -- no bones about it, he has produced a masterpiece of math education. I doubt that topology has ever been presented in a more winsome way.
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