Are there any books with solved exercises for studying Lie Algebras on your own?

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I am studying Lie Algebras at home by my own, without access to any teacher.

Being autodidact, it would much help me to have a book with solved exercises of Lie Algebras or Lie Groups.

Does anyone know if is there any book that could help me solving problems, execises?

Thank you,

Luis
 
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I have used Karin Erdmann book, I really like it. Thank you very much. I still miss a book focused mainly on exercises.
 

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