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I agree with most of the above suggestions. I'll add:

Classical Mechanics - Taylor
An Introduction to Thermal Physics - Schroeder
A Modern Approach to Quantum Mechanics - Townsend

I also recommend avoiding "Math Methods" books, since they're only going to give you more math, with less of the physical applications. Once you start to get a bit of physical intuition though, definitely check out Arfken and Weber. It was a bit too math-heavy for me when I used it as a physics student, but I think it'll be a nice bridge for you.

I agree with most of the above suggestions. I'll add: Classical Mechanics - Taylor An Introduction to Thermal Physics - Schroeder A Modern Approach to Quantum Mechanics - Townsend I also recommend avoiding "Math Methods" books, since they're only going to give you more math, with less of the physical applications. Once you start to get a bit of physical intuition though, definitely check out Arfken and Weber. It was a bit too math-heavy for me when I used it as a physics student, but I think it'll be a nice bridge for you.

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