TITLE: Book recommendation on Dedekind's Cuts
QUESTION [7 upvotes]: Is there any book (except Baby Rudin) where 'Dedekind's cuts' and it's consequences are explained in detailed manner with pictures (in intuitive way)?
EDIT Seems that Fikhtengol'ts's "The Fundamental of Mathematical Analysis" (Vol-1) has a little part dedicated to the Dedekind's cuts (which is in a more brain freidnly way).

REPLY [2 votes]: Essays on the Theory of Numbers, a book I used to possess, goes in depth on Dedekind cuts.
It's by Richard Dedekind himself,  is a pretty good read, and I recommend it.