Follow up to Pinter's abstract algebra

Question

I wanted to learn abstract algebra this summer so I bought Pinter's A book of Abstract Algebra.

I was planning on reading it over the course of the summer, but just finished the last problem of its final chapter! I found the subject absolutely enthralling and now want to learn more, as such my question is:

What algebra textbooks/topics would provide a good follow up to Pinter's text?

Edit: Please note that my prerequsites are somewhat limited. As far as serious math classes, I've only taken ODEs, probability, and Analysis 1 (Rudin Ch 1-6).

Answer 1

Try these classics:

• Algebra by Mac Lane and Birkoff.
  This will introduce you to categorical ideas in a painless way by the masters.

• Basic Algebra I and II by Jacobson, now available in a Dover edition.
  I like the prose in these books, written by a master expositor. Volume II is hard.