Book Recommendations for Linear Algebra Proofs I'm taking a graduate Linear Algebra course and have limited experience writing proofs (mostly from a discrete math class). Can anyone recommend good books to teach you how to write proofs for linear algebra? My impression is that they're very different from other kinds of math proofs.
Thanks in advance.

Not sure how advanced your class is, but Sheldon Axler's book "Linear Algebra Done Right", covers the basics very well for a lower level grad course (like upper undergrad/Masters level).
A more advanced, and very thorough text for an upper level graduate linear algebra would be Evar Nehring's "Linear Algebra and Matrix Theory". Even though it is not an easy text, it is pretty much self contained and the proofs are well written
