Reddit reviews Modern Hebrew: An Essential Grammar (Routledge Essential Grammars)
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Hebrew from Scratch is quite enjoyable (it's designed for use in a classroom but can be used for self-study without too much trouble)
Routledge Modern Hebrew is a decent grammar reference
Living Language Hebrew is pretty good. It is a big box that comes with 3 or 4 textbooks, 9 CD's, and is a really good combination of learning conversational language AND the meat of grammar. There is a grammar summary appendix in each book that could be published in it's own right as a little grammar book.
The Routlidge grammar books are amazing, and Modern Hebrew: An Essential Grammar would be right up your alley if you want a big, fat grammar book.
I personally keep a copy of Maskilon 2 handy as a grammar reference, and it has example sentences and excercises too so it can be valuable on it's own. (Note that the Maskilon series has 4 volumes. Volume 1 is a root-order dictionary that appears to be out of print, and 3 & 4 are English-Hebrew and Hebrew-English dictionaries. I've not used them, so I don't know how good they are.)