I completely agree. In every physics book from feynman i've read, the most pleasant thing was the introduction paragraphs that gave you a context, and tried to

I completely agree. In every physics book from feynman i've read, the most pleasant thing was the introduction paragraphs that gave you a context, and tried to give you an intuition of what happend, and i think that´s a very important thing which probably inspired a lot of school book writers. Now for the "hard" part of solving real problems, i think my current school book were better.