Stephen Abbott (1) (1964–)

skimmed, imo, good for getting an idea of what analysis is and its general "flavor", however for me it was not rigorous for self studying because descriptions focused on being intuitive rather than precise. I will be using the tao book along with baby rudin instead :|

If you have ever wanted to push the envelope for your mathematical learning, I suggest reading this book. It is an overview of mathematical analysis, involving rigorous proofs. The book is small, but it is filled to the brim with knowledge. A must for any serious student of mathematics.