TITLE: Textbook on Graph Theory using Linear Algebra
QUESTION [7 upvotes]: Is there any undergraduate textbook on graph theory using linear algebra? A request is a beginning with graph matrices that explain most concepts in graph theory? 
P.s. This thread has more specific requests than this thread What are good books to learn graph theory?.

REPLY [2 votes]: I collect some books below

Graphs and Matrices by Bapat (as pointed out by Josse)
Section 1.9 of Graph Theory: Springer Graduate Text GTM 173 By Reinhard Diestel covers linear algebra on graphs (2012, P.24)
Section 4.6 of Graph Theory and Its Applications, Second Edition
By Jonathan L. Gross, Jay Yellen (2005, p.197) covers, similarly.
Handbook of Graph Theory (2014), 2nd Edition by Gross et all (massive book) where Chapter 6.4 and the Chapter 6 on Algebraic Graph Theory (picture about the book here and Algebraic Graph Theory overview here)

where my favourite books bolded are the book by Bapat and the Handbook, nice reference material with over 1k pages. The Graphs and Vector Spaces subsection is written by Krishnaiyan "KT" Thulasiraman. 
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