Book Recommendations

Honestly, start with anything. There are poorly written books though (I think the super bad tier is uncommon per your interest though.) I'm bumping in with half an answer, I hope it's not too unreasonable.

You're thinking undergraduate as in majoring physics, with into/advanced/misc, right? Or more just electives in physics that an engineering/med/STEM/etc student might be required to take?

I think starting simple and then ramping up might be a good idea too, if any text seems too overwhelming - like, looking into advanced Newtonian mechanics might not be recommended until you've done a little bit of everything. (Or, the mechanics class I took, I would not have wanted to take before Intro Newtonian.) I may be babbling. I hope I helped some and look forward to others' answers!

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