TITLE: A good book for beginning Group theory
QUESTION [31 upvotes]: I am new to the field of Abstract Algebra and so far it's looking to me quite tough. So far I have encountered the following books in group theory - Contemporary abstract algebra by Joseph Gallian and Algebra by Michael Artin. But can someone suggest me a book which has theorems and corollaries explained using examples and not just mere proofs?

REPLY [6 votes]: Less (and more) than what you're looking for, but very interesting: Abstract Algebra done Concretely.