Title: Bring your copy of Elements!
Product review: I'm still working through this text but I should warn prospective buyers of one thing: The book's early chapters makes heavy references to Euclid's propositions in his books The Elements. I don't just mean references like "Remember that Proposition 43 from Book 2 that says...". No, would that it were so. He'll just give the number and assume you've got your copy of Elements handy.In that way, it's not really a complete survey of geometry from the start. You'll want to order a copy of Elements with this book. Dover publishes eleven of the books in two volumes.
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