V is somewhat specialized, but is very good within its chosen terrain, which is refinements of Nash equilibrium. R covers many applications. FT, M, and B are all by outstanding people and each have particular strengths. M is the most mathematically complete, rigorous, and difficult. Use it if other readings don't measure up to what you want.
B is on the margin between graduate and undergraduate levels.
FT covers a huge amount of ground, but is difficult reading for a person who hasn't yet learned the basics of game theory. F1 has a large overlap with the textbook. F2 is now 20 years old and, like LR and Ow, lacks coverage of recent developments. If time permits, though this is unlikely, chapter 13 will be covered. The remainder of the course will be on evolutionary game theory from Weibull s first four chapters.