TITLE: Multivariable/Vector Calculus Textbook Recommendation Please!
QUESTION [6 upvotes]: S.E friends,
I am a college sophomore with a major in mathematics.  I am trying to self-study multivariable and vector calculus (they means the same, right?) and prepare for Summer course on multivariable calculus.  Our university uses a course packet for the multivariable calculus which is not theoretical enough to satisfy my curiosity.  I am seeking a textbook that covers both theories and applications, with more emphasis on theories.  
I have been searching the forum and it seems there are sook good books on multivariable calculus:  Hubbard/Hubbard's Vector Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Differential Forms; Marsden/Tromba's Vector Calculus, Collier's Vector Calculus, and Lang's Multivariable Calculus.  I want to pick only one from them.  Could you help me?

REPLY [5 votes]: Best book: Calculus, by Ron Larson and Bruce Edwards 10th edition. 
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