My favorite go-to book for basic physics is the 1966 edition of Haliday & Resnick, which you can still find on Amazon as a combined two volume book, I think. Th

My favorite go-to book for basic physics is the 1966 edition of Haliday & Resnick, which you can still find on Amazon as a combined two volume book, I think. The newer editions are quite watered down, but they do an acceptable job. There's also a newer, more advanced version of these books called Physics, Volume 1 & 2 by the same authors that you may consider checking out. Books are hard reading though, so video lectures are also the next best option. Walter Lewin does a good job with this, so try googling his lectures. Also, you'll probably want to stay away from Feynman lectures until you actually understand the theory.