Can you recommend a good book on QM?

[hl_world]

I left High School a few years back with a C grade in Higher Physics and recently have found Quantum Mechanics quite interesting but I been trying to get to grips with a Physicists basic understanding of QM. The resources on the web seem to contradict each other and it's all very confusing. It also leaves me with some questions that I can't find answers to.

So what books out there have clear, honest and consistent information on the subject?

 

[George Jones]

A nice modern book is The Strange World of Quantum Mechanics,

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0521667801/?tag=pfamazon01-20,

by Daniel Styer.

 

[hl_world]

Thanks

 

[Fredrik]

"QED: The strange theory of light and matter" by Richard Feynman is a classic. I like Roger Penrose's book too, e.g. "The emperor's new mind". (Both of these are popular science books).